for (tie @ary, "My::Class", "some", "contents") { ... } # NOPE

does not work because for() gets a single-element list which is the tied object, not the tied array itself.

for (do { tie @ary, "My::Class", "some", "contents"; @ary }) { ... } #NOPE

does not work because for() gets an ordinary (non-magical) list of values. All the values from the tied array have been FETCH-ed. I need to iterate over the tied array so code inside the loop block and FETCH are executed once for each element, together. 

tie @ary, "My::Class", "some", "contents";
for (@ary) {
   ...
}

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works, but I want something more similar to:

for (wrapper(@ary)) {
   ...
}

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where @ary is an ordinary array or a list of values.

In reply to Re^2: Getting for() to accept a tied array in one statement by perlancar
in thread Getting for() to accept a tied array in one statement by perlancar

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