Something like this?
my $test = q|delicia~~bevs~~golfer31~~nancy|;
my @new;
foreach (split /~~/, $test) {
next if $_ =~ /$player_to_remove/i;
push @new, $_;
}
my $new_users = join "~~", @new;
Basically just loop through the users you have, and skip if it matches the one you want to remove. Then re-join the strings and you have the new string without the one you removed :)
Cheers
Andy (mod)
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Code:
my $player_to_remove = "bevs"; my $test = q|delicia~~bevs~~golfer31~~nancy|;
my @new;
foreach (split /~~/, $test) {
next if $_ =~ /$player_to_remove/i;
push @new, $_;
}
my $new_users = join "~~", @new;
Basically just loop through the users you have, and skip if it matches the one you want to remove. Then re-join the strings and you have the new string without the one you removed :)
Cheers
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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