Build your own "glob"... using the regex engine! 
use strict;
use warnings;

my @data = qw( 000- 0101 011- 1-0- );

my ($re) = map "(?{''})(?:$_)(?{push \@results, oct \"0b\$^R\"})(?!)",
           join '|',
           map { local $_ = $_;
                 s/([01]+)/(?{\$^R.'$1'})/g;
                 s/-/(?:(?{\$^R.0})|(?{\$^R.1}))/g;
                 $_
               }
           @data;

local our @results;
{ use re 'eval'; '' =~ /$re/ }

local $, = ", ";
local $\ = "\n";
print @results;

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In this case, the generated regex is: 

/
   (?{''})
   (?:
      (?{$^R.'000'}) (?:(?{$^R.0})|(?{$^R.1}))
   |
      (?{$^R.'0101'})
   |
      (?{$^R.'011'}) (?:(?{$^R.0})|(?{$^R.1}))
   |
      (?{$^R.'1'}) (?:(?{$^R.0})|(?{$^R.1}))
      (?{$^R.'0'}) (?:(?{$^R.0})|(?{$^R.1}))
   )
   (?{ $push @results, oct "0b$^R" })
   (?!)
/x

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In reply to Re: Working with Binary Numbers by ikegami
in thread Working with Binary Numbers by shoness

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