>Counterproposal: grep, map, etc. define two implicit magic labels >'ACCEPT' and 'REJECT' that behave in the expected way, so you use >($first_small) = grep { ($_ < 2) and last ACCEPT } @list. Reminds me of "next LINE" in perl -p or perl -n. --tom
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