hello monks!
I'm not able to find an error..
here the situation:

I have an @mak that can contain values in the form of h1 h2 h3... hn
I have too many different array: @h1 @h2.. @h9
My goal is foreach hn of @mak calling a sub passing to it the corrispective value of @hn (eg: h1 call sub (@h1))
@mak=qw(h1 h3 h4);   #but also@mak=qw(h1 h2); etc

@h1=qw(aaa1 1256 fff);          
@h2=qw(aaa2 3276 ggg);          
@h3=qw(aaa3 4860 hhh);          
@h4=qw(aaa4 6669 iii);

foreach $zas(@mak){&scanobj(@$zas)}

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if @mak contains h1 once the result of the sub but if it contains h1 h1 I find 1+2 times the result of &scanjob(@h1), if i pass h1 h1 h1 it returns 1+2+3 times the return value.

open a fishshop?
thanks in advance lor*

In reply to idiotic syntax to pass to a sub by Discipulus

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