Hi, I am using the latest Strawberry perl 5.10.0.1 and although 5.10.0.1 > 5.10, the smart match operator does not seem to be supported. The following code lines come from feature.pm: 
my %feature = (
    switch => 'feature_switch',
    say    => "feature_say",
    state  => "feature_state",
);

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So, no smart match here. Of course I get the error 
Feature "~~" is not supported by Perl 5.10.0 at ...

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when trying "use feature '~~';". It seems to be partially working, though, even if I don't declare the usage. E.g. the following test program: 
use feature qw / say /;
@a = (1, 17, 4);
say "first match succeeds" if (@a ~~ 17);
say "second match fails" unless ((1, 17, 4) ~~ 17);

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Prints out 
first match succeeds
second match fails

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I would really like to use the smart match operator, too. Do you know when this will be fully supported in Strawberry Perl or if I overlooked something?

In reply to Smart match operator support in Strawberry perl 5.10.0.1 by jds17

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