easy regex question: stops on some white space?

[Samuel Baldwin]

Wouldn't s/infod6/ /g  in perl solve the problem?
just replace the whitespace ( / / ) with whatever you want, but since you
want it gone, that'd be
your best bet. The g is for global, supposing infod6 shows up again.

You can just omit the stuff before infod6 by hand if you want, or you can
run it thru:
s/[\d\D]*infod6/ /
Again, just remove the whitespace in / / to make it //. (No whitespace).

I'm assuming you're using perl or cgi.

Hope this helps.
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