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The basic answer to your question, nicetapo, is that you don't have to use `/` as the delimeter for the substitution operator, as 2teez indicated. Quote from `perlretut`: And finally, the "//" default delimiters for a match can be changed to arbitrary delimiters by putting an 'm' out front: "Hello …

Hi magaji.ahmedgodiya, What format is your input? Can you paste us some examples? A quick [CPAN](http://www.metacpan.org) search turns up [Math::Algebra::Symbols](https://metacpan.org/module/Math::Algebra::Symbols). There's also [Math::Symbolic](https://metacpan.org/module/Math::Symbolic) which is apparently a bit more abstract. If neither of those look promising, you could review the API docs for the [Perl Data Language](https://metacpan.org/module/PDL) (PDL) and see …

Hi jg1405, Sorry, I didn't see this update before replying to your previous posting (maybe you could have edited that instead of posting another one?) Anyway, in that reply I recommended some modules for updating the registry. Seems you came to that conclusion by yourself as well :) Good luck …

To offer a couple of alternative suggestions: 1) If the pop-up you describe already exists in the markup of the page when it's loaded and is simply made visible by the Javascript you could of course simply populate the fields by hand and submit the form without bothering making it …

Hi jg1405, You said, "I am using the use Win32::OLE header to make a call to the system." In Perl it's called a module, not a header :) Also, in your code, you're *not* actually using it to do anything; you're just including it but not calling anything defined by …