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Grepping out subsector data

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Here's the patterns I use to grep out the systems of a subsector from a sector listing.

Code:
my $sector = shift;

my %sectors =
(
   'A' => '0[12345678](0[1-9]|10) ',
   'B' => '(09|1[0123456])(0[1-9]|10) ',
   'C' => '(1[789]|2[01234])(0[1-9]|10) ',
   'D' => '(2[5-9]|3\d)(0[1-9]|10) ',

   'E' => '0[12345678](1[1-9]|20) ',
   'F' => '(09|1[0123456])(1[1-9]|20) ',
   'G' => '(1[789]|2[01234])(1[1-9]|20) ',
   'H' => '(2[5-9]|3\d)(1[1-9]|20) ',

   'I' => '0[12345678](2[1-9]|30) ',
   'J' => '(09|1[0123456])(2[1-9]|30) ',
   'K' => '(1[789]|2[01234])(2[1-9]|30) ',
   'L' => '(2[5-9]|3\d)(2[1-9]|30) ',

   'M' => '0[12345678](3[1-9]|40) ',
   'N' => '(09|1[0123456])(3[1-9]|40) ',
   'O' => '(1[789]|2[01234])(3[1-9]|40) ',
   'P' => '(2[5-9]|3\d)(3[1-9]|40) ',
);

my $pattern = $sectors{ $sector };

foreach (<>)
{
   print if /$pattern/;
}
 
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