Yeah. We have to track the end position and stop accordingly. A simple fix is to use the '' slot in the hash to hold "end state" data for the trie. Eg:
sub insert {
my $trie=shift;
my $str=shift;
$trie=$trie->{$_}||={}
foreach (split //,$str);
$trie->{''}= $str;
}
sub common {
my $trie=shift;
my $common="";
while (!exists($trie->{''}) and 1==scalar keys %$trie) {
my $char=(keys %$trie)[0];
$common.=$char;
$trie=$trie->{$char};
}
$common;
}
my %trie;
insert(\%trie,$_) foreach qw(a ab abc);
print common(\%trie);
Sorry it took so long to reply.
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$world=~s/war/peace/g
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