Good luck. About the "i", keep in mind that the following won't match:

$pattern = qr/A/;
if ('a' =~ m/$pattern/i) {
   print("Match (case-insensitive)\n");
} else {
   print("No match (case-sensitive)\n");
}

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Whatever is or isn't on the qr// overrides what is or isn't on the m//. The "i" is misleading. If you want, you could drop the m// altogether:

$pattern = qr/A/;
if ('a' =~ $pattern) {
   print("Match (case-insensitive)\n");
} else {
   print("No match (case-sensitive)\n");
}

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In reply to Re^3: RegEx Confusion by ikegami
in thread RegEx Confusion by Argel

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