Hmm... It's intresting to combine the both approaches 
my @a = qw (a d c d s f ss eef e as d);

GREP: {
    grep{ $_ eq 'd' and next GREP } @a;
    print 'not match';
    last GREP;
} continue {
    print 'match';
    last GREP;
}

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I'll benchmark this code later

Update: It' was a bad idea. This code is very slow. The two fastest are: 

#...
   grep_line =>
        sub {
            my($test, $ra) = @_;
            grep { $_ eq $t and return 1 } @$ra;
            return;
        },
    for_line =>
        sub {
            my($test, $ra) = @_;
            $test eq $_ and return 1 foreach @$ra
            return;
        }
#...

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In reply to Re: Re: multiple greps at once-- possible? by ccn
in thread multiple greps at once-- possible? by sulfericacid

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