sub extract {
my %args = @_;
my @arr = @{$args{arr}};
my ($bf, $bt) = @{$args{range}};
if ($bf > $bt) {
($bf, $bt) = ($bt, $bf);
@arr = reverse @arr;
}
die "Out of range" unless @arr == $bt - $bf + 1;
my ($from, $to) = @{$args{subrange}};
my @range = $from <= $to ? $from..$to : reverse($to..$from);
die "Out of range" if $range[0] < $bf || $range[0] > $bt ||
$range[-1] < $bf || $range[-1] > $bt;
local $" = ", ";
my @a = eval "local \$[ = $bf; \@arr[@range]";
die $@ if $@;
\@a;
}
my $a = extract arr => [qw /cero uno dos tres/],
range => [5, 8],
subrange => [6, 5];
print "$_\n" for @$a;
__END__
uno
cero
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