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Currently, the \G anchor is only fully supported when used to anchor to the start of the pattern.
whlie perlre provides an example showing \G being used at the end of a pattern:
while ($string =~ /(.\G)/g) {
print $1;
}
without a similar warning.
There's no description of what not "fully supported" entails, and the example in perlre unaccompanied by a similar warning implies that it is fully supported.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Where
perlre
,perlretut
Description
perlretut
warns thatwhlie
perlre
provides an example showing\G
being used at the end of a pattern:without a similar warning.
There's no description of what not "fully supported" entails, and the example in
perlre
unaccompanied by a similar warning implies that it is fully supported.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: