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As Tanktalus said in Re: given-when construct unexpected bahavior wit arrays, this seems not natural.

Here, something doing what you want (I also change first grep with "eq"), but I feel bad with that trick :-)

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#!/usr/bin/env perl use v5.14; my @array = (0, 1000..10_000, 'abcd'); for my $element (qw/a ab abc 100 1000 10000 abcd/) { say "With grep:"; if (grep {$element eq $_} @array) { say "Element $element is there"; } else { say "Element $element is not there"; } say "With given-when:"; given ("_$element") { when ([map {"_$_"} @array]) { say "Element $element is there"; } default { say "Element $element is not there"; } } say ""; }

In reply to Re: given-when construct unexpected bahavior wit arrays by brx
in thread given-when construct unexpected behavior with arrays by mantager

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