What have you tried? Maybe you should show us some sample code?

use strict; use warnings; my @wanted = (1, 2, 3, 4); for my $test ('1432', '1345', 'brown fox') { my $count = grep {$test =~ /$_/} @wanted; if ($count == @wanted) { print "'$test' contains all wanted characters\n"; } elsif ($count) { print "'$test' does not contain all wanted characters\n"; } else { print "'$test' contains no wanted characters\n"; } }

Prints:

'1432' contains all wanted characters '1345' does not contain all wanted characters 'brown fox' contains no wanted characters

Which contains some deliberate errors and should not be used for "production" code.

Optimising for fewest key strokes only makes sense transmitting to Pluto or beyond

In reply to Re: string containing characters by GrandFather
in thread string containing characters by IvanH

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