I have output now, and I must say, it is impressive. Quick, too. There's probably much more time in keeping an accurate representation of the board than thinking time for a best next move:

C:\Users\tblaz\Documents\evelyn>perl -MGames::Literati=scrabble -e"$Ga
+mes::Literati::WordFile = 'c:\users\tblaz\documents\html_template_dat
+a\dict\enable1.txt'; scrabble()" < t.txt
Hashing words...
...
---------Scrabble----------

Board:
...............
...............
...............
.......c.......
......ai.......
.......s.header
.......t....r..
...jurors..soup
.......o....p.h
.upsilon.f..pea
.......speering
.........s..n.e
.........t..g..
.........e.....
........broils.

Is the above correct?
wild tiles are at:[Row1,Col1 Row2,Col2 ...]
Enter tiles:

Looking for solutions for eurmsss(in X axis)...

Board:
...............
...............
...............
.......c.......
......ai.......
.......s.header
.......t....r..
...jurors..soup
.......o....p.h
.upsilon.f..pea
.......speering
.........s..n.e
.........t..g..
.........e.....
........broils.


using 6 tiles:
(18)    row 3 become: 'cussers' starting at column 8
(9)     row 12 become: 'russets' starting at column 4
using 5 tiles:
(16)    row 3 become: 'cruses' starting at column 8
(16)    row 3 become: 'curses' starting at column 8
...
(2)     column 14 become: 'er' starting at row 4
(7)     column 14 become: 'phages' starting at row 12
Possible Top Ten Solution 1: row 14 become: 'embroils' starting at col
+umn 6  using 2 tile(s), score 36
Possible Top Ten Solution 2: row 4 become: 'aimer' starting at column 
+8  using 3 tile(s), score 23
Possible Top Ten Solution 3: row 6 become: 'stems' starting at column 
+6  using 4 tile(s), score 23
Possible Top Ten Solution 4: row 6 become: 'stums' starting at column 
+6  using 4 tile(s), score 23
Possible Top Ten Solution 5: column 2 become: 'sperms' starting at row
+ 8  using 5 tile(s), score 22
Possible Top Ten Solution 6: column 2 become: 'spumes' starting at row
+ 8  using 5 tile(s), score 22
Possible Top Ten Solution 7: row 4 become: 'em' starting at column 9  
+using 2 tile(s), score 21
Possible Top Ten Solution 8: row 4 become: 'um' starting at column 9  
+using 2 tile(s), score 21
Possible Top Ten Solution 9: column 2 become: 'sperm' starting at row 
+8  using 4 tile(s), score 20
Possible Top Ten Solution 10: column 2 become: 'spume' starting at row
+ 8  using 4 tile(s), score 20

C:\Users\tblaz\Documents\evelyn>

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If I were to go farther with this, I'd have to get off the command line. Also, I haven't cobbled together how a person completes a "turn."

So how can we do this without an indirection operator on the command line?

In reply to Re^4: using perl to find words for scrabble by Aldebaran
in thread using perl to find words for scrabble by Aldebaran

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