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Why not let Perl write the regex for you?
use Modern::Perl '2014'; use Algorithm::Permute; my @elements = qw/ A C T G /; my @permutations; Algorithm::Permute::permute { push @permutations, ( join '(?:', @eleme +nts ) . ')?)?)?'} @elements; my $regex = join '|', @permutations; $regex = qr/^(?:$regex)$/; say "Testing"; for my $length ( 1 .. 4 ) { my $p = new Algorithm::Permute( [ qw/ A C T G A C T G A C T G A C T G X +/, ' ' ], $length ); while ( my @res = $p->next ) { my $test = join( '', @res ); print "$test\t"; say $test=~ /$regex/ ? 'Accept' : 'Reject'; } }
Sample output:
Testing A Accept C Accept T Accept G Accept (...) X Reject Reject CA Accept AC Accept TC Accept CT Accept (...) GA Accept AA Reject CC Reject (...) AG Accept XC Reject CX Reject XT Reject (...) CTGA Accept TCGA Accept TGCA Accept TGAC Accept CAGA Reject ACGA Reject (...)
The final regex for your pattern will then be /^$regex\s*,\s*$regex$/

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In reply to Re: Regular expression for a comma separated string by CountZero
in thread Regular expression for a comma separated string by naderra

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