The
!$& shortcut will fail to match zero. (I also note that the SUCCEED expression is redundant with just returning nothing.)
my @regexen = do {
use re 'eval';
qr/(?:$QUOTED|$NUM)(??{FAIL if $& eq '.' or $& eq ''})/,
qr/(?:$QUOTED|$NUM)(??{!$& || '.' eq $& ? FAIL : SUCCEED})/
};
my $teststr = 'xx0y-0z0.a..0b-0.c-.0d.d.0.0e-0.0';
print Dumper [ $teststr =~ /$_/g ] for @regexen;
__END__
$VAR1 = [
'0',
'-0',
'0.',
'.0',
'-0.',
'-.0',
'.0',
'.0e-0',
'.0'
];
$VAR1 = [
'-0',
'0.',
'.0',
'-0.',
'-.0',
'.0',
'.0e-0',
'.0'
];
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