Hello holli,

Thanks, that’s brilliant!

Note for my fellow Raku-challenged monks: My first thought on seeing holli’s code was that flat was taking the range 6..9 as its argument. But, of course, the argument to flat here is the whole comma-separated list: 6..9, 23, 25. So the following constructs both solve my problem:

16:21 >raku -e "my @c = 'a'..'z'; @c[flat 6..9, 23, 25].map( { qq[<$_>
+] } ).raku.put;"
("<g>", "<h>", "<i>", "<j>", "<x>", "<z>").Seq

16:21 >raku -e "my @c = 'a'..'z'; @c[ (6..9, 23, 25).flat ].map( { qq[
+<$_>] } ).raku.put;"
("<g>", "<h>", "<i>", "<j>", "<x>", "<z>").Seq

16:22 >

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Thanks again,

Athanasius <°(((>< contra mundum Iustus alius egestas vitae, eros Piratica,

In reply to Re^2: [Raku] Ranges in array slices by Athanasius
in thread [Raku] Ranges in array slices by Athanasius

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