Perl regex anchor merely matches at the position of the end of previous match period

[marbooth]

What is Perl regex anchor to merely match at the position where the previous match ended, as anchor \G matches at the position where the previous match ended, and also at the first match attempt the \G matches at the start of the string in the way \A does.

[marbooth]

Grateful to God who guide me to the best path Perl's way

(?!^)\G

or

(?!\A)\G

[RedDk]

Sometimes things at CP are kinda hinky. Then SO usually leaves less stones unturned: .net - In Regex, what is the difference between (?!^)\G and \G(?!^)? - Stack Overflow[^] Stones unturned