Your wisdom has enlightened me. However... Given the simplicity,IMHO, why are young monks not taught to play with arrays such: 
#**function to concatenate another value onto the end of each string.
#!!Value to be added specified as last scalar
sub addvalue($$$);

my ($ref1,$ref2);

@$ref1=("meet","my");
@$ref2=("say","hello","to","my");

($ref1,$ref2)=addvalue($ref1,$ref2,"dog");

print "@$ref1\n";
print "@$ref2\n";

sub addvalue($$$)
     {my ($a,$b,$c);
     @$a=@{$_[0]};
     @$b=@{$_[1]};
     $c=$_[2];
     push(@$a,$c);
     push(@$b,$c);
     return ($a,$b);}

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In reply to Re^2: Returning two arrays.. by Takophiliac
in thread Returning two arrays.. by ginju75

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