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Sometimes, it is more prudent to declare a pattern with our .

Thanks to GrandFather who styled and commented the whole mess. The pattern now takes a huge space on my screen and the Perl code is mixed with typical ugly regexes. So, how do I reuse the pattern in another module; simple you say, declare it with our so the pattern is accessable from everywhere. Could we do better and avoid the our declaration? Yes, you say, declare a function that returns the regex, and all we have to do later is check for match using $_ =~ cos_pattern() . Lets declare the function:

 sub cos_pattern { $re }

You see the problem? We have inadvertently created a closure.

And how do we solve this problem: back declaring with our again:

our $re = qr / ....big... ...multiline... ...pattern... /x;

In reply to Re: is there an easy way to dumb down this regular expression for me? by ioannis
in thread is there an easy way to dumb down this regular expression for me? by moltar512

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