Another option is string escapes:

if ("\U$listaccountlocked[1]" eq 'TRUE') {

I added another sub to your benchmark:

sub slashU { my $cnt=0; for (@words){ ++$cnt if "\U$_" eq 'ABCB'; } return $cnt; }

But it didn't fare very well:

In 4096 words, 16 are 'abcb' Rate slashU uccmp regex slashU 321/s -- -18% -26% uccmp 390/s 21% -- -10% regex 435/s 36% 12% -- In 4096 words, 0 are 'abcb' Rate slashU uccmp regex slashU 328/s -- -17% -25% uccmp 397/s 21% -- -10% regex 439/s 34% 11% -- In 4096 words, 4096 are 'abcb' Rate regex slashU uccmp regex 266/s -- -6% -18% slashU 282/s 6% -- -13% uccmp 325/s 22% 15% --

Ah well.


In reply to Re^3: Upper case and chomp by hbm
in thread Upper case and chomp by TechFly

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