I'm trying to automate building a dispatch table - or at least, to minimize keystrokes.

Please suggest ways to achieve the desired result: 

use strict;
use warnings;
my %dispatch = (
   normal   => sub{"$_[0] Normal dispatch"},
   map( {$_ => sub{"$_[0] Sub returns $_"}   }
          qw| Uno Dos tres|),
);

print $dispatch{"normal"}->(0),"\n"; # 0 Normal dispatch (as expected)
+ 
print $dispatch{"Uno"}->(1),"\n";    #  WANT: "1 Sub returns Uno"
print $dispatch{"Dos"}->(2),"\n";    #  WANT: "2 Sub returns Dos"

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This currently prints: 
0 Normal dispatch
Use of uninitialized value $_ in concatenation (.) or string at .\test
+dispatch.pl line 5.
1 Sub returns
Use of uninitialized value $_ in concatenation (.) or string at .\test
+dispatch.pl line 5.
2 Sub returns

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Also - is there a NAME for what I am attempting ? "Early evaluation of $_" ?

                "Avoid strange women and temporary variables."

In reply to Attempting to use $_ in "sub" inside "map" by NetWallah

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