Thanks! So, in order to allow my method of processing command line options to continue to work while using the v5.36 features, I can write:
use v5.36;
use feature qw/switch/;
no warnings "experimental::smartmatch";
no warnings "experimental::for_list";
for my ( $opt, $val ) (%$opts ) {
given ($opt) {
when ('h') { HELP_MESSAGE(); }
when ('v') { ++$verbose; }
when ('r') { ++$recursive; }
when ('c') { ++$confirm; }
when ('f') { ++$force; }
default { die "*** BUG: no handler for -$opt.\n"; }
}
}
To me, this reads the best. I guess that if
given goes away I'll replace it with
for .. reluctantly, because "for" has always implied looping to me.
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