If you like obfus, try a.pl:

#!perl -p
!(y&aA&&&&y&eE&&&&y&iI&&&&y&oO&&&&y&uU&&)&&y&&&cd

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and b.pl:

#!perl -p
$_ x=!!eval"1@{[<&&y&{aA,eE,iI,oO,uU}&&>]}"

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When run with, for example:

perl a.pl /usr/share/dict/words

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they both seem to work ok. BTW, can anyone recognize what inspired these solutions?

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In reply to Re: regex testing for ALL of the vowels in a scalar by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread regex testing for ALL of the vowels in a scalar by D'Oh!!

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