Update: Made a correction and added a variation.
#! perl -slw
use strict;
my $re = qr[
(.)
(?=(.)(.))
(?= .*
(?:
\1\2\3
|
\1\3\2
|
\2\1\3
|
\2\3\1
|
\3\1\2
|
\3\2\1
)
.* $)
]x;
while( <DATA> ) {
chomp;
print "'$_'", $_ !~ m[$re]g ? ' passed' : 'failed';
}
__DATA__
abcdbca
abcba
abcdabe
Ouput
P:\test>test3
'abcdbca'failed
'abcba'failed
'abcdabe' passed
A variation
my $re = qr[
(.) (?=(.)(.))
(?= .*
(?:
\1 (?: \2\3 | \3\2 )
|
\2 (?: \1\3 | \3\1 )
|
\3 (?: \1\2 | \2\1 )
)
.* $)
]x;
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