Fellow Monks;

Can someone please tell me how I can write a function that accepts a bare block as an argument, like map? I want to write a function that's called like this: 

if ( each_item { $_->price <= 1000 } @product_list ) { #... }

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So far, this is the closest I've been able to get: 

sub each_item
{
    my $test = shift ;
    foreach ( @_ ) { return 0 unless ( eval $test ) }
    return 1 ;
}

if ( each_item '$_->price <= 1000', @product_list ) { #... }

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I've tried the Camel Book, the Ram Book, Google's thepen search, Super Search, perlfaq, perlsub... I just can't search anymore. I'd really appreciate a hand.

Thanks,


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