I'd like to try it, but I don't have perl5 where I am this week. My understanding is that
\(1..10) is shorthand for
(\1,\2,\3,...,\10), and that your list will be flattened, so that
(\(1..10),\(11..15)) is the same as
\(1..15).
It's not a feature I've used, myself, so I could certainly be misunderstanding it. If I am, I would genuinely appreciate someone making it clear to me.
It took me a minute to decode "array slide" as "array slice". I thought you were talking about a feature I'd never heard of!
Update: from perlref:
Taking a reference to an enumerated list is not the same as using squa
+re brackets--instead it's the same as creating a list of references!
We're not really tightening our belts, it just feels that way because we're getting fatter.
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