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ThereIsMoreThanOne.. oneliner to do this!

Me too I'd use hash instead of regexes.

The problem is that you'll end with deadheaded rococo messes or with at least with an ugly fruit salad of ananas patata papaya batata acacia pepper


perl -MList::Util="all" -lne "next unless/.../;my(%r,$c);$r{$_}++for(/
+./g);print if all{++$c==$_}sort values %r" linux.words

# or minimum 10 char words only

perl -MList::Util="all" -lne "next unless/.{10,}/;my(%r,$c);$r{$_}++fo
+r(/./g);print if all{++$c==$_}sort values %r" linux.words
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In reply to Re: Puzzle Regex: Letter Frequency Arithmetic Sequence -- oneliner by Discipulus
in thread Puzzle Regex: Letter Frequency Arithmetic Sequence by QM

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