use warnings;
use strict;
my @aoa = ([1..3],["x".."y"],["a".."c"]);
my@perms=map{my$a=$_;map{my$i=$_;map[@$a[$i,$_]],0..$i-1,$i+1..$#$a}0.
+.$#$a}@aoa;

use Data::Dumper;
$Data::Dumper::Indent = 0;
print "$_\n" for Dumper @perms;
__END__
$VAR1 = [1,2];
$VAR2 = [1,3];
$VAR3 = [2,1];
$VAR4 = [2,3];
$VAR5 = [3,1];
$VAR6 = [3,2];
$VAR7 = ['x','y'];
$VAR8 = ['y','x'];
$VAR9 = ['a','b'];
$VAR10 = ['a','c'];
$VAR11 = ['b','a'];
$VAR12 = ['b','c'];
$VAR13 = ['c','a'];
$VAR14 = ['c','b'];

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In reply to Re: permutations of all number in a given set by Anomynous Monk
in thread permutations of all number in a given set by fadingjava

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