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basi
(I ordered for a copy of Mastering Regular Expressions. Should be in my
snail mailbox anytime soon. In the meantime ... )
How do I tell Ruby to use the content of a variable as the pattern,
rather than interpreting the variable name as a literal?
v = "aeiou"
Then, in
"goodness" =~ /[v]/
I'd like v to be interepreted not as a literal but as a variable name.
Thanks
basi
snail mailbox anytime soon. In the meantime ... )
How do I tell Ruby to use the content of a variable as the pattern,
rather than interpreting the variable name as a literal?
v = "aeiou"
Then, in
"goodness" =~ /[v]/
I'd like v to be interepreted not as a literal but as a variable name.
Thanks
basi