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Too golfy or arcane? (fixed now)
sub map_pairs(&@) { my $fn = shift; my $pkg = $main::{caller().'::'}; map { @{$pkg}{qw(a b)} = \(@_[0,1]); $fn->(shift, shift); } (0..$#_/2); } package Smarter; our($a, $b) = qw(orig value); my @arr = qw(a b c d); print main::map_pairs {$_[0] = uc($a); print "[$a $_[1]]\n"; $a} @arr; print "\n"; print "Now @arr\n"; print "\n$a $b\n";
I like being able to avoid sym refs and all the globbage. The interesting thing to note is that I seem to get a magical localization of my variables.

Caution: Contents may have been coded under pressure.

In reply to Re^3: Mini-Tutorial: Working with Odd/Even Elements by Roy Johnson
in thread Mini-Tutorial: Working with Odd/Even Elements by ikegami

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