"...May be I'm not understanding your @merged_seq..."

No, you don't and it seems like i failed. No, you don't misunderstand my construct but it seems like i failed. I should have dumped it before posting:

$VAR1 = [
          'B',
          'C',
          'D',
          'F',
          'G',
          'H',
          'J',
          'K',
          'L',
          'M',
          'N',
          'P',
          'Q',
          'R',
          'S',
          'T',
          'V',
          'X',
          'Y',
          'Z',
          'BB', # <-- !!!
          'CC', # <-- !!!
          'DD',
          'FF',
          'GG',
          'HH',
          'JJ',
          'KK',
          'LL',
          'MM',
          'NN',
          'PP',
          'QQ',
          'RR',
          'SS',
          'TT',
          'VV',
          'XX',
          'YY',
          'ZZ',
          'BBB',
          'CCC',
          'DDD',
          'FFF',
          'GGG',
          'HHH',
          'JJJ',
          'KKK',
          'LLL',
          'MMM',
          'NNN',
          'PPP',
          'QQQ',
          'RRR',
          'SSS',
          'TTT',
          'VVV',
          'XXX',
          'YYY',
          'ZZZ'
        ];

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Edit: Added some clarification

Best regards, Karl

«The Crux of the Biscuit is the Apostrophe»

In reply to Re^4: Incrementing strings revisited: What do i miss? by karlgoethebier
in thread Incrementing strings revisited: What do i miss? [SOLVED] by karlgoethebier

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