This is correct but not maximally efficient. Why create a separate sub for each s///? It's more efficient to just build one sub containing all the substitutions. Also, why localize and return $_? Operating on it directly is more efficient. See my solution below for an example of what I'm talking about.
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I hadn't seen it. And I assumed that he only wanted to read
regexes from a file. There it would be more usefull to have them separated. Of course your solution is better in the special situation the whole thread is about. However I read only the note to which I replied. So I chose the more general solution.
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