I haven't tried anything on this one. It's a wierd kind of brain lock. I wrote this:

%{$matchSolutionref} = map { $CTchars[$_] => (split(//,$word))[$_] } (0..$#CTchars);

in this code and liked how it turned out. I keep trying to write something like: 

%p2C = map {if (not exists $p2C{$_}) {$k=chr(ord('A')+(($a++)+$caesar)
+%26); $k => $_}} (split(//, $kp))

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but my fingers won't let me. Or maybe my fingers keep trying to write that and my brain won't let me.

I guess I'm enamoured of the map BLOCK LIST syntax and am trying to get away with too much code in the BLOCK part.

I humbly seek wisdom.

In reply to Re^2: adapting foreach to map (why?) by goibhniu
in thread adapting foreach to map by goibhniu

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