I would paste it in Word, replace the spaces with a tabs, select the
whole thing, copy it and paste it in Excel. Then select the column you need.
That's what I call KIS. No need to mess around with Perl
lieven sterck wrote:
aaahh, 8-) , the many ways of PERL !!!
Sebastian Proost wrote:
Esther-Kristin Lather schreef:
Hi!
How can I make this Regex greedy?
my ($seq) = ($var =~m/^(.*_{0,1}\d+)\s.*/);
if $var is "ara_prot.tfa_3154 | AT1G26170.1 | no family",
I want to cut after the first whitespace
so that $seq becomes be "ara_prot.tfa_3154" and not "ara_prot.tfa_3154 |
AT1G26170.1".
I don't know where/ how to include the ? for non-greedy search. I would
want to do it with round brackets, but that violates the round brackets
I already use for getting a part of the string, no?
Thanks for any suggestions!
Esther.
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use split ;)
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