Re: Extracting a numeric value from a string.

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Date: 10 Feb 2006 00:24:37 -0800

Tad McClellan wrote:

And several hundred? CPU cycles less than the s///, no
building/executing/tearing down of a finite state machine.

How Regexes Work:

http://www.plover.com/~mjd/perl/Regex/

Dude, you are giving this WAAAAYYYY more thought than is really merited
(really, though, I'm sure you realize it's all a joke). But the link
you provided is a VERY interesting read...

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http://DavidFilmer.com

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References:
- Extracting a numeric value from a string.
  - From: silverfish
- Re: Extracting a numeric value from a string.
  - From: davidfilmer
- Re: Extracting a numeric value from a string.
  - From: Uri Guttman
- Re: Extracting a numeric value from a string.
  - From: usenet
- Re: Extracting a numeric value from a string.
  - From: Tad McClellan

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