VERSION
version 2.03SYNOPSIS
The following filter would turn "1234-5678" into "****-****".
type: Regex
match: \d
replace: *
DESCRIPTION
Regular expression-based match / replace filter.METHODS
match
A regex object or string to be used in the ``left-hand side'' of a "s///g" regular expression.Default Value: qr/./
replace
A string to be used in the ``right-hand side'' of a "s///g" regular expression. The string will replace every occurrence of ``match''.Default Value: ''
eval
Arguments: $boolIf true, the regex modifier "/e" is used, so that the contents of the ``replace'' string are "eval"'d.
This allows the use of variables such as $1 or any other perl expression.
AUTHOR
Carl Franks, "[email protected]"LICENSE
This library is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.