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  1. next and last are keywords, not functions. You cannot redefine their behavior. If they were functions, you'd be able to do so.
  2. The question was concerning the capabilities of next and last when the scope had changed, especially concerning nested function calls. I would assume that, given the nature of the question, that the questioner knew how to use next and last.
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In reply to Re: Re: next within one subroutine that looks to another subroutine by dragonchild
in thread next within one subroutine that looks to another subroutine by c

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