Hello Athanasius (i wish our nicks come true)

many thanks for your points:

• Never realized this about precedence: commas bites me everytime. I reopened perldoc and i see ANY example with parentheses! never used by me (bad). i'll take care in the future.
• as you see i leak a lot with regexes (i was trying to install yape-regex-explain but got stucked in a 5.8 version..)
• LOL .. imagine a non-english native, translating mentally this syndrome.. lol now I know is an idiom born in Perl's coulture. I'm cronical with that syndrome because i ever used a colorized Perl IDE.. but i'll try

thanks a lot for the kindeness, even if OT.

L*

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