Nested loops with glob or (very very dirty) regex.

First: for (1..12) { for (1..12) { for (1..12) {...}}}
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;use warnings;
    my $num =3;
    $"=',';print join "\n",glob join "_",("{@{ [1..12] }}")x$num;
___END___
1_1_1
1_1_2
1_1_3
1_1_4
1_1_5
1_1_6
...
12_12_7
12_12_8
12_12_9
12_12_10
12_12_11
12_12_12

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same thing (without $num param) than:
print join "\n", glob "{1,2,3,4}_{1,2,3,4}_{1_2_3_4}";


Second: for $i (1 .. 12) { for $j ($i+1 .. 12) { for $k ($j+1 .. 12) {...}}} 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;no strict 'refs';use warnings;use re 'eval';

    my $num =3;
    $"='.*?';"@{ [1..12] }" =~ /@{[ ('\b(\d+)\b')x $num]}(?{{print ((j
+oin "_",map {$$_}1..$num),"\n")}})(?!)/;
__END__
1_2_3
1_2_4
1_2_5
1_2_6
1_2_7
...
8_11_12
9_10_11
9_10_12
9_11_12
10_11_12

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same thing (without $num param) than:
"1 2 3 4" =~ /\b(\d+)\b.*?\b(\d+)\b(?{{print "$1_$2\n"}})(?!)/;

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Update: $" ($LIST_SEPARATOR) permits "implicit join" (for an array interpolated in a string)

In reply to Re: your obfuscation magic! by brx
in thread your obfuscation magic! by Anonymous Monk

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