I'd say Regexp::List is surprisingly fast:
perl bm.pl Rate rxValid plain Regexp::List rxValid 245760/s -- -19% -19% plain 303675/s 24% -- 0% Regexp::List 303675/s 24% 0% --
$ cat bm.pl use strict; use warnings; use Benchmark qw(:all); use Regexp::List qw( ); # ------ plain ------ my $plain = sub { for (<DATA>) { my $match = 0; if (m/^X\((\d+)\)Y\((\d+)\)$/) { $match = 1 if ($1 >= 0 && $1 <= 35 && $2 >= 22 && $2 <= 50); } } }; # ------ rxValid ------ my @xRange = (0 .. 22); my @yRange = (35 .. 50); my $rxValid = sub { local $" = q{|}; for (<DATA>) { qr{(?x) ^ X (?:@xRange) Y (?:@yRange) $}; } }; # ------ Regexp::List ------ my $re_builder = Regexp::List->new(); my $x_range = $re_builder->list2re(0 .. 22); my $y_range = $re_builder->list2re(35 .. 50); my $rxValid2 = sub { qr/ ^ X $x_range Y $y_range $/x for (<DATA>); }; cmpthese( -1, { 'plain' => $plain, 'rxValid' => $rxValid, 'Regexp::List' => $rxValid2, } ); __DATA__ X(0)Y(35) X(21)Y(49) X(55)Y(55) X(-1)Y(33)
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Andreas

In reply to Re^3: Match range of number by andreas1234567
in thread Match range of number by johntio

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