Re^4: Searching for regular expression overlaps

> But that's still far too many for a manual check.

Manually ? Probably...

Worst case meant checking 200+ regexes each time a new one is added.

But it depends on the structure, when de-parsing Perl's internal representation ( use re "debug" ) you'll see that leading and trailing substrings get special treatment.

Anyway... Don't let us waste energy on a XY question. :)

Cheers Rolf
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