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I am happily suprised with how efficient my attempt is. I whipped up a brute-force implementation and I am not sure when it will ever finish.
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; my @str = map {$_->[0]} sort {$a->[1] <=> $b->[1]} map {chomp; [$_, length($_)]} <DATA>; print LCS(@str), "\n"; sub LCS { my @str = @_; my $next = combo(split //, $str[0]); SUBSEQ: while (my @subseq = $next->()) { my $regex = join '.*', @subseq; $regex = qr/$regex/; for (1 .. $#str) { next SUBSEQ if $str[$_] !~ /$regex/; } return join '', @subseq; } } sub combo { # modified [id://394168] to generate long to short # - my ($by, $next) = (0, 1); # + my ($by, $next) = ($#list + 2, 1); # - $by++; # - return () if $by > @list; # + $by--; # +return () if ! $by; }
The pure regex brute-force solution by diotalevi is much better than this but still takes several minutes. Wow.

Cheers - L~R


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