Nice.
Perl 5.18.2:
-A -B -C -M -O -R -S -T -W -X -b -c -d -e -f -g -k -l -o -p -r -s -t -u -w -x -z AUTOLOAD BEGIN CHECK CORE DESTROY END EQ GE GT INIT LE LT NE NULL UNITCHECK __DATA__ __END__ __FILE__ () __LINE__ () __PACKAGE__ () __SUB__ () abs (_) accept (**) alarm (_) and atan2 ($$) bind (*$) binmode (*;$) bless ($;$) break () caller (;$) chdir (;$) chmod (@) chomp chop chown (@) chr (_) chroot (_) close (;*) closedir (*) cmp connect (*$) continue () cos (_) crypt ($$) dbmclose (\%) dbmopen (\%$$) default defined delete die (@) do dump () each (+) else elsif endgrent () endhostent () endnetent () endprotoent () endpwent () endservent () eof (;*) eq err eval evalbytes (_) exec exists exit (;$) exp (_) fc (_) fcntl (*$$) fileno (*) flock (*$) for foreach fork () format formline ($@) ge getc (;*) getgrent () getgrgid ($) getgrnam ($) gethostbyaddr ($$) gethostbyname ($) gethostent () getlogin () getnetbyaddr ($$) getnetbyname ($) getnetent () getpeername (*) getpgrp (;$) getppid () getpriority ($$) getprotobyname ($) getprotobynumber ($;) getprotoent () getpwent () getpwnam ($) getpwuid ($) getservbyname ($$) getservbyport ($$) getservent () getsockname (*) getsockopt (*$$) given glob (_;) gmtime (;$) goto grep gt hex (_) if import index ($$;$) int (_) ioctl (*$$) join ($@) keys (+) kill (@) last lc (_) lcfirst (_) le length (_) link ($$) listen (*$) local localtime (;$) lock (\[$@%&*]) log (_) lstat (;*) lt m m// map mkdir (_;$) msgctl ($$$) msgget ($$) msgrcv ($$$$$) msgsnd ($$$) my ne next no not ($;) oct (_) open (*;$@) opendir (*$) or ord (_) our pack ($@) package pipe (**) pop (;+) pos (;\[$*]) print printf prototype ($) push (+@) q q/STRING/ qq qq/STRING/ qr qr/STRING/ quotemeta (_) qw qw/STRING/ qx qx/STRING/ rand (;$) read (*\$$;$) readdir (*) readline (;*) readlink (_) readpipe (_) recv (*\$$$) redo ref (_) rename ($$) require reset (;$) return reverse (@) rewinddir (*) rindex ($$;$) rmdir (_) s s/// say scalar ($) seek (*$$) seekdir (*$) select semctl ($$$$) semget ($$$) semop ($$) send (*$$;$) setgrent () sethostent ($) setnetent ($) setpgrp (;$$) setpriority ($$$) setprotoent ($) setpwent () setservent ($) setsockopt (*$$$) shift (;+) shmctl ($$$) shmget ($$$) shmread ($$$$) shmwrite ($$$$) shutdown (*$) sin (_) sleep (;$) socket (*$$$) socketpair (**$$$) sort splice (+;$$@) split sprintf ($@) sqrt (_) srand (;$) stat (;*) state study (_) sub substr ($$;$$) symlink ($$) syscall ($@) sysopen (*$$;$) sysread (*\$$;$) sysseek (*$$) system syswrite (*$;$$) tell (;*) telldir (*) tie (\[$@%*]$@) tied (\[$@%*]) time () times () tr tr/// truncate ($$) uc (_) ucfirst (_) umask (;$) undef (;\[$@%&*]) unimport unless unlink (@) unpack ($_) unshift (+@) untie (\[$@%*]) until use utime (@) values (+) vec ($$$) wait () waitpid ($$) wantarray () warn (@) when while write (;*) x xor y y///

-QM
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In reply to Re^2: Perl precedence details by QM
in thread Perl precedence details by hurricup

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