How do I substitute with an evaluated expression in Perl?

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梦谈多话 2021-02-20 13:15

There\'s a file dummy.txt

The contents are:

 9/0/2010
 9/2/2010
 10/11/2010

I have to change the month portion (0,2,11) to +1, ie, (1,3

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    2021-02-20 14:06

    Three changes:

    • You'll have to use the e modifier to allow an expression in the replacement part.
    • To make the replacement globally you should use the g modifier. This is not needed if you've one date per line.
    • You use $1 on the replacement side, not a backreference

    This should work:

    $line =~ s{/(\d+)/}{'/'.($1+1).'/'}eg;
    

    Also if your regex contains the delimiter you're using(/ in your case), it's better to choose a different delimiter ({} above), this way you don't have to escape the delimiter in the regex making your regex clean.

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