Hmmmmmm.....Actually....no ;))

I have no influence over the regex, it could come
from a file, or from user input... it`s really a
scalar...

BUT!..... I can do

my $Tmp="/a/i";
my $RegEx=eval "qr$Tmp";
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For wich I can build a working construct... hmmmm...
I`m going to explore this a bit more....
So actually it DID help!! .....Thanks! ;)))

... A little bit later ...

Hmmmmm.... maybe it didn`t help... I`ll try some more ;))

... A little bit more later ...

Okay.. I got it to work!! cheer!!... I`ll post the code where
it`s going to be in hopefully next week.... thanks!!

GreetZ!,

ChOas

print "profeth still\n" if /bird|devil/;

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