Hello all,

is there a way to search other than loop with smartmatch for multiple search values?

My code below

best regards

#!/usr/bin/perl use v5.10; use experimental 'smartmatch'; no warnings 'experimental::smartmatch'; $VAR1 = [ '11', '14' ]; my @owner_grouprights = @$VAR1; if ( '11' ~~ @owner_grouprights ) { print "test3\n"; } # the big deal -- if it only would work if ( {4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12} ~~ @owner_grouprights ) { print "test2\n"; } my $owner_grouprights = join( ' ', @owner_grouprights ); # with loop my $testarrorig = '4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12'; my @testarr = split( /\|/, $testarrorig ); my $testarr = join( ' ', @testarr ); foreach $tst ( @testarr ) { given( $tst ) { when ( @owner_grouprights ) { print "$_ hit!\n"; } default { #print "$_ miss\n"; } } }

In reply to smartmatch with multiple search values by toohoo

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