Okay. Re-reading your code, I think that you only want to replace the paired bits on even bit boundaries?

Substitute this for the other regex.

$bits =~ s[(..)][ ## Look at every pair of bits $1 eq '00' ## If they are 00 ? '11' ## replace them 11 : $1 eq '11' ## If they are 11 ? '00' ## replace them with 00 : $1 ## else leave them alone ]ge;

That will slow it down a bit, but it will still run quicker than splitting the string into and array etc.


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In reply to Re^11: pack/unpack binary editing by BrowserUk
in thread pack/unpack binary editing by tperdue

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