Just out of curiosity... 

  if (all(5, 10, 15) > any (3, 8, 12, 20))
  {  print "Success!\n" }

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Does that work? :-) Also, I'm not sure if you can override =~, but that makes much more sense in perl5 land than allowing a regex or something as a parameter, as long as you're going about all this syntactical sugar anyway: 
  if (all(@input) =~ /^\d+$/) { print "Got all whole numbers!\n" }

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looks much better than: 
  if (all(qr/^\d+$/, @input)) { ... }

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Also, these don't make a lot of sense (to me, anyway) in OO format (and I'm an OO freak!). I'd expect more like: 
use Junction qw(any all);
if (any(@list) > 0) { print "we have at least one postive number!\n"; 
+}
if (all(@list) > 0) { print "even better - they're all positive number
+s!\n"; }

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I'm not sure why you need that object anyway.

In reply to Re: RFC: Junction.pm by Tanktalus
in thread RFC: Junction.pm by fireartist

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