Troy A. Johnson said:
> Could you do this:
>
> @addrlist = grep(!/$addr/, @addrlist);
John Trammell suggested
@addrlist = grep { $_ ne $addr } @addrlist;
which, if I understand correctly, is roughly equivalent, but the { ne }
version will match the full text only, while the /$addr/ version will match
substrings also. (And we don't want bad input of "@" to remove all email
addresses!)
@addrlist = grep !/^$addr$/, @addrlist;
seems to work, though.
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