You don't have to generate any code. The (?(COND)TRUE|FALSE) assertion fits the glove here. $^N can be used instead of $1 here, making it copy-paste safe.

I'd also like to draw some attention to Regexp::Common::number. These changes would make 

my $num1 = qr{^ (?> ([\.\d]+) ) (??{$1 == '1' ? '(?!)' : '' }) }x;

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become 
use Regexp::Common qw/ number /;

my $num1 = qr{^ (?> ($RE{num}{dec}) ) (?(?{ $^N != '1' })|(?!)) }x;

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I reversed the logic in the COND block so that it reads better to me. "Match a number, the number isn't 1, done".

lodin

In reply to Re^2: Need to match number other than 1 by lodin
in thread Need to match number other than 1 by kprasanna_79

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