Brethren - I found myself requiring : 
  ($self->{ uno  },$self->{ dos }, $self->{ tres }) = qw|some three va
+lues|;

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and thought - surely there is a better way, but could not figure out a functioning lazier syntax, either via a map, or variants of : 
 # does not work
 @{$self->{qw|uno dos tres|}} = qw|some three values|;

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Which would seem reasonable.

Is there such an animal as a hashref-slice ? as an LVALUE ?

If not, can this be done using map ? (LVALUE map ?)

What would Perl6 do ?

     ..to maintain is to slowly feel your soul, sanity and sentience ebb away as you become one with the Evil.

In reply to hashref slice syntax ? by NetWallah

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