On Feb 27, 2006, at 11:20 AM, Eric Wilhelm wrote:
# from Terrence Brannon
# on Monday 27 February 2006 02:19 am:
Just FYI, it looks a bit different than what the reform() function in
Array::Reform does -
Heh. That's actually a prime example of why I needed this method
in the
chain processing, but yes I decided to change the name to dice()
In your example code for dice(), you have:
$l->map(\&fx)->dice(sub {that_function(@_)})->map(\&fy);
Is that equivalent to:
$l->map(\&fx)->dice(\&that_function)->map(\&fy);
?
-Ken
