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Thanks,

Actually I first thought of introducing a new 'N' or even 'nn' command, but I then considered the difference to 'n' too miniscule to bother with it.

The fact that you can no longer step through the innards of a map or grep is too much of loss.

It is possible, if you use 's'.

Regarding the coding style, yes, when in Rome, talk like romans do, so when in Perl4 code talk like Perl4 coders did :-).
BTW: is perl5db.pl required to be backward compatible to Perl 4.x??

In reply to Re^2: RFC: Accelerated stepping by hexcoder
in thread RFC: Accelerated stepping by hexcoder

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