Ok, I've got more to add, sorry folks. $previous_writeup =~ s/Command line/STDIN/gi; Ok, here's some new and (hopefully) inmproved writeup material.

I want to be able to run 

table({rows => '2'}, "Cell 1", "Cell", "Blah, blah");

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as
prompt:) table {rows => '2'}, "Cell 1", "Cell", "Blah, blah"

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But I want to be able to do that with any subroutine. Examples of params could be as follows
[ [ "Blah", "Blah" ], [ "Blah", "Blah" ] ]

"Blah, Blah, Blah"

[ [ "Baz", [ { Wow => "that's Nesting" }, "Bar" ], "foo" ],
[ "More", "Too lazy to be creative", "More here" ] ]

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I hope that this make sense. Thank you for excusing my stupity today.

- p u n k k i d
"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." -Albert Einstein

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