I can't get Perligata array indices to work: it uses the index instead of the array value. Here's my code, with # comments where the result is unexpected:

                                                      adnota -MLingua:
+:Romana::Perligata
ute strict. ute warnings.                             adnota use stric
+t; use warnings;
huic vestibulo perlegementum da.                      adnota $_ = read
+line STDIN;
his lacunam tum hoc scindementa da.                   adnota @_ = spli
+t ' ', $_;
meis apis lacunam tum hoc scindementa da.             adnota my @ap = 
+split ' ', $_;
meo io nullum da.                                     adnota my $i=0;
meo mo haec admetamentum da.                          adnota my $m = $
+#_;
per in nullum tum mum conscribementis fac sic         adnota for (0..$
+m) {
  hoc tum lacunam egresso scribe.                     adnota   print S
+TDOUT $_, ' ';
  hoc horum tum lacunam egresso scribe.               adnota   print S
+TDOUT $_[$_], ' '; # prints $_ instead
cis                                                   adnota }
scribe novumversum egresso.                           adnota print STD
+OUT $/;
meis bis.                                             adnota my @b;
meo vo.                                               adnota my $v;
per vum in nullum tum mum conscribementis fac sic     adnota for $v (0
+..$m) {
  vum tum lacunam egresso scribe.                     adnota   print S
+TDOUT $v, ' ';
  vum aporum tum lacunam egresso scribe.              adnota   print S
+TDOUT $ap[$v]; # prints $v instead
  vo borum vum aporum da.                             adnota   $b[$v] 
+= $ap[$v]; # doesn't assign
                                                      adnota          
+           # (@b has a 'once' warning, not on
                                                      adnota          
+           #  this line, in simpler versions of
                                                      adnota          
+           #  this script)
cis                                                   adnota }
scribe novumversum egresso.                           adnota print STD
+OUT $/;
per in his fac sic scribe hoc tum lacunam egresso cis adnota for (@_) 
+{print STDOUT $_, ' '}
scribe novumversum egresso.                           adnota print STD
+OUT $/;
per in bis fac sic scribe hoc egresso cis             adnota for (@b) 
+{print STDOUT $_} # doesn't print

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Can anyone help, please?

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In reply to Perligata array indices by msh210

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