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What is the Groovy equivalent of the following Perl code? my $txt = "abc : groovy : def"; if ($txt =~ / : (.+?) : /) { my $match = $1; print "MATCH=$match\n"; # should print "MATCH=groovy\n" } I know that there's more than one way to do it (including the regular Java way) - but what is the "Groovy way" of doing it? This is one way of doing it, but it feels a bit clumsy - especially the array notation ( m[0][1] ) which feels a bit strange. Is there a better way do it? If not - please describe the logic behind m[0][1] . def txt = "java : groovy : grails" if ((m = txt =~ / : (.+?) :/)) { def match = m[0][1] println "MATCH=$match" }
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