Hello dear esteemed monks!

I'm looking for a way to test multiple lines to match corresponding regular expressions: 

multi_like \@array, [
    qr/regex1/,
    qr/regex2/,
    ....
], "Test name";

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Now obviously I can do it with a subtest and like statements, plus one test for length:

subtest "All lines are like expected" => sub {
    like $array[0], qr/regex1/;
    like $array[1], qr/regex2/;
    ....
    is scalar @array, $nnn, "No extra lines";
};

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And I can do it with one go with Test::Deep, although I haven't yet found out how to make it report the full difference and not just the first mismatch.

But maybe there's a module that does exactly that (matches a list of strings against a list of regexps)?

Thanks!

In reply to Test:: to match multiple lines against corresponding regular expressions by Dallaylaen

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