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One or two targeted examples (e.g. for the "Modifying the dispatch table" section, or in the discussion of fall-through) would be useful; it's a bit dry the way it's written.
I am puzzled by the fact that for the smart case the dispatch table cannot be modified after it is created; this is sufficiently different from what I would expect from a dispatch table that it deserves further comment. (I would go as far as to classify it as a bug of sorts, even if it is not fixable.)
Does the default case need to be at the end of the case list? I gather that the answer to this is no, but either way it should be explicitly mentioned.
I think it is a design mistake to treat the specification of a smart range test as an unordered pair, because it is handy to know that a test of the form [$begin, $end], will be never be true when $begin > $end, which happens often when the endpoints are generated programmatically.

I could not make any sense out of this paragraph:

To smart-match against all elements of an array, you can include a
ref to the array as a testset (don't wrap it in [] ). To combine it
with other tests, make the action C<sub {Case::resume()}> and put the
rest of the tests as the next testset.
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In reply to Re: RFC: Case package documentation by tlm
in thread RFC: Case package documentation by Roy Johnson

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