8.205. Text::BalancedExtracts delimited text sequences from strings. It implements various extract_-named subroutines to capture the delimited string. In a list context, all Text::Balanced methods return a list that contains the extracted string with delimiters, the remainder of the string, and the parts of the string that were skipped. Text::Balanced is shipped with the Perl source kit as of 5.8. Text::Balanced implements the following methods.
extract_bracketed(text, delimiter) Extracts the initial substring of textthat is bracketed with delimiters specified by delimiter. Note that delimiter should contain one of (), {}, [], or <>.
extract_codeblock(text, delimiter) Extracts the initial substring of textthat represents a block of Perl code. This code is specified by delimiter, which contains one of (), {}, [], or <>.
extract_delimited(text, delimiter) Extracts the initial substring of textthat is delimited by two instances of delimiter.
extract_multple(text ...) Extracts the initial substrings of textthat would be extracted by one or more sequential applications of the specified functions.
extract_quotelike(text) Extracts the quoted portion of text.
extract_tagged(text, "TAG1", "TAG2", undef, nesting_allowed) Extracts the initial substring of textthat is bounded by an HTML or XML tag: # Extract HTML tags but don't allow <HTML> to be embedded ($extracted, $left) = extract_tagged($text,"<HTML>","</HTML>", undef,{bad=>["<HTML>"]}); extract_multiple($text, ...)
gen_delimited_pat(q{pattern}) Creates a string that represents the optimized pattern that matches a substring delimited by q{ pattern}. Copyright © 2002 O'Reilly & Associates. All rights reserved. |
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