Is there a short-cut way in perl to slice an array with the range (..)
operator?
I am trying to get a slice of an array from the second element to the
second to last element. This would be equivalent to a shift and a pop,
except that I do not want to modify the array itself. This is the closest
I've come up with so far:
perl -e '@f=(1..10); print @f[1..$#{@f}-1], "\n"; '
I'd like to be able to do something like this:
perl -e '@f=(1..10); print @f[1..-2], "\n"; '
but this doesn't work.
Regards,
- Robert
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