Hi, how do I close this bug ? I found out the problem is not Perl, the
problem was I did not carefully read the documentation.
Thuon
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 5:55 PM, Bugs in List-MoreUtils via RT <
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> use List::MoreUtils qw{ any pairwise };
>
> @a = (100, 243);
> @b = (92, 73);
> @x = pairwise { ($a - $b)**2 } @a, @b;
>
> print "\@a == @a\n";
> print "\@b == @b\n";
> print "\@x == @x\n";
>
> @p = (100, 243);
> @q = (92, 73);
> @y = pairwise { ($p - $q)**2 } @p, @q;
>
> print "\@p == @p\n";
> print "\@q == @q\n";
> print "\@y == @y\n";
>
> yields:
>
> C:\Users\tpc>perl anew.pl
> @a == 100 243
> @b == 92 73
> @x == 64 28900
> @p == 100 243
> @q == 92 73
> @y == 0 0
>
> C:\Users\tpc>
>
>
