Damn, drat, blast, gadzooks, foiled again. MeowChow not only comes up with a similar method but beats me by 4 charachters to boot!!! Using the true return from print to add a '1' to the array is really clever coding MC.

tachyon 

&b(10);
&binomial(10);

# my simple sub
sub binomial {
    for(0..pop){
        my $last = 0;
        for (@_){
            my $temp = $_;
            $_ += $last;
            $last = $temp;
        }
        push@_,1;
        print"@_\n";
    }
}

# my golf progression
sub b {
    #map{my$l;map{$t=$_;$_+=$l;$l=$t}@_;push@_,1;print"@_\n"}0..pop;
    
    #map{my$l;map{($l,$_)=($_,$_+$l)}@_;push@_,1;print"@_\n"}0..pop;
    
    #map{print"1 @_\n";push@_,map{$_+pop}@_,1}0..pop

    map{print"1 @_\n";@_=map{$_+pop}@_,1}0..pop
}


$\=$"; sub AUTOLOAD{@_
=caller();print shift}
{ package Back;  ::()}
{ package To;  &::() }
{ package The; &::() }
{ package Drawing;&::}
{ package Board; ::()}

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