You're still doing $l = $z = ..., but I don't see where $l comes in. Is this simply a code-spacing device?
Update: oops. I totally ignored the ${qw.l m m l l m.} part.
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yep, these are the encodings. l is left hand odd, m is left hand even and z is right hand even. (rhe is the inverse of lho and lhe is the reverse of rhe).
Of course i've now found EAN-128 which is varibale length and alphanumeric...
maybe i'll get round to making one of them :)
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