DUDE:) http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/ABIGAIL/Regexp-Common-2013031301/Changes 
Version 2013030901 Sat Mar  9 14:51:42 CET 2013
+ Use (?-1) instead of (??{ }) for the recursive balanced pattern.
  This makes the pattern unavailable for pre-5.010 perls.

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So solution is simple, on any computer you have, get the old version, print out the pattern and save it to a file

cpanm -n http://cpan.metacpan.org/authors/id/A/AB/ABIGAIL/Regexp-Common-2011121001.tar.gz 

$ perl -MRegexp::Common -le " print $RE{balanced}{-parens=>'<>'} "
(?^:(?^:(?:\<(?:(?>[^\<\>]+)|(??{$Regexp::Common::balanced [0]}))*\>))
+)

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So to inline into above program you'd write something like 

 
use vars qw/ $re_balanced_angles /;
our $re_balanced_angles = qr{(?^:(?^:(?:\<(?:(?>[^\<\>]+)|(??{ $re_bal
+anced_angles }))*\>)))}; 
...

        m{
### no more ## \G( $allowed )( $RE{balanced}{-parens=>'<>'} )
\G( $allowed )( $re_balanced_angles )
        }gcsx and do {

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Or downgrade the version of Regexp::Common you upload to your website

In reply to Re^4: POD style regex for inline HTML elements by Anonymous Monk
in thread POD style regex for inline HTML elements by Lady_Aleena

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