perlancar posted this after marking the problem solved, adding more info, and the reply just adds more info as well - unless you've found a technical error in it? In any case, no need for the insult.

It appears my insult did not have the intended effect -- you did not review your statement

Sorry about that, I'll try to explain

Your reply seems rude, it wouldn't if you said something like here are some more related links and then not talk about things perlancar knows doesn't know or should or shouldn't do if or if not some condition

Unless I'm missing ...
I'm afraid you won't ...
Yes, the OP already knows this, it was his original question, which he answered, twice now
I believe ...
great, some related technical details (good job)
If you really don't like the two suggestions from perl5140delta, then you might actually want to consider using an older Perl to generate your regex strings.
The OP says he found a solution , that means he likes it

And I conclude my statement with

In any case, no need for the insult.

In reply to Re^8: Dumping regexp for Perl versions earlier than 5.14 by Anonymous Monk
in thread Dumping regexp for Perl versions earlier than 5.14 by perlancar

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