extending your code shows that there is a bug when matching ARRAY ~~ REGEX, do you agree?

use 5.010;
use strict;
use warnings;
 
my @a=('abc',1);
given (@a) {
    when (/abc/  ) { print '/abc/'."\n" ;continue}
    when ("abc"  ) { print "abc\n" ;continue}
    #when (1      ) { print "#\n"   ;continue}
    when (['abc',1]) { print "copy\n" ;continue}
    when (\@a    ) { print "self\n" }
}
 
print "as it should be: ",@a~~/abc/;

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OUTPUT 

abc
copy
self
as it should be 1

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Cheers Rolf

PS: I have to go, too ...

In reply to Re^4: Smart enough for Smart Match??? (was "Understanding ...Given/When" ) by LanX
in thread Understanding the benefit of Given/When ... by LanX

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