Using Perl, I would like to s开发者_StackOverflow中文版plit
a string on the comma and the "and" (that may or may not be preceded by a comma.
"Apple"
gives array(Apple)
"Apple and Orange"
gives array(Apple Orange)
"Apple, Orange, and Banana"
gives array(Apple Orange Banana)
For some reason the following split regex is not working for me:
split(/(,| and )/, $string)
Try this:
my @list = split /\s*(?:(?:,\s*)?\band\b|,)\s*/, $string;
Example:
perl -E "say join ':', split /\s*(?:(?:,\s*)?\band\b|,)\s*/, 'apple, orange, and banana'"
apple:orange:banana
Or a simpler working case for your example:
/,? and |, /
my $str = 'Apple, Orange, and Banana';
$str =~ s/,?\s*and\b/,/;
my @words = split /\s*,\s*/, $str;
The following split
should work for you:
split /(?: ,?\s*and\s* | ,\s+? )/x;
Here's one solution. It relies on two split
doing all the heavy lifting, with a map
for convenience. It's probably not very different from the other answers, but it's clean, and it's fairly easy on the eyes (except maybe for the print). And I think it will work with most variations on whitespace/and/comma.
use warnings;
use strict;
my @w = ( "Apple", "Apple and Orange", "Apple, Orange, and Banana",
"Apple, Orange and Banana ,and Pineapple" );
for (@w) {
print join (':', humanize($_)), "\n";
}
sub humanize {
my $str = shift;
my @list = split /\s*and\s*/, $str;
@list = map { split /\s*,\s*/, $_ } @list;
return @list;
}
Output:
Apple
Apple:Orange
Apple:Orange:Banana
Apple:Orange:Banana:Pineapple
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