Paladin,
Wow. That certainly is much neater than my solution. I knew there were likely canned solutions, but it seemed like a cool problem to solve: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

print "$_\n" for Get_Unique_Random(10 , 3);

sub Get_Unique_Random {
    my ($max , $total) = @_;
    #  Requires error checking obviously
    $total ||= 3;
    my @return;
    while ( @return < $total ) {
         my @list = ( 1 .. $max );
         for my $seen ( @return ) {
             @list = grep { $_ ne $seen } @list;
         }
         push @return , $list[ (int rand $#list) + 1 ];
    }
    return wantarray ? @return : \@return;
}

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Cheers - L~R

In reply to Re: Re: Select three random numbers between 1..10 by Limbic~Region
in thread Select three random numbers between 1..10 by Perl_User

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