I think we had this discussion already...°

 
  DB<14> @a = (1,2)

  DB<15> sub code { "@a 1 2" }

  DB<16> say code()
1 2 1 2

  DB<17> @a = (42,666)

  DB<18> say code()
42 666 1 2

  DB<19>
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Please use my @a outside debugger demos, to have a proper closure

Update

°) oh yes, you keep asking for the same Bash like automatic eval stuff over and over again.

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This is best done with functional programming in Perl