in reply to How to efficiently search for list of strings in multiple files?
Change the number of regexes that you need to one via Regexp::Assemble reducing the inner loop from many to 1?
use Regexp::Assemble; my $ra = Regexp::Assemble->new; $ra->add( q{Sarnia Employees' Bargaining Association} ); $ra->add( q{Sarnia Municipal Administrative Employees' Assn} ); $ra->add( q{Sarnia Police Association} ); $ra->add( q{Sarnia Professional Fire Fighters} ); print $ra->re;
which yields a single regex:
(?^:Sarnia (?:(?:Municipal Administrative Employees' Ass|Employees' Bargaining Associatio)n|P(?:rofessional Fire Fighters|olice Association)))which you could always feed to ack.
Changed to q{} per AnomalousMonk's post. Thanks AnomalousMonk!
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Re^2: How to efficiently search for list of strings in multiple files?
by AnomalousMonk (Archbishop) on Aug 18, 2018 at 16:39 UTC |