Hi Luca,
I haven't tested it, but my suspicion is that your first solution will
be faster because regular expressions (which don't contain variables)
are only compiled once, while you have a function call for every use
of lc.
By the way another alternative might be:
$extention =~ /\.bat/i
(whic
Hi all,
this could be trivial, and I suspect the answer is that the regexp
engine is smart enough, but suppose I want to test the following:
$extention =~ / \.bat | \.BAT /x;
is the following a better solution?
$extension = lc $extension;
$extension =~ / \.bat /x;
In other words, when testing f
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