---
name: "Catmandu::Fix::Condition::in"
section: "3pm"
platform: "linux"
package: "libcatmandu-perl"
version: "1.2024-1"
release: "Debian 13 (Trixie)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/Catmandu::Fix::Condition::in"
---

# Catmandu::Fix::Condition::in(3pm)

only execute fixes the data in one path is contained in another

## NAME

Catmandu::Fix::Condition::in - only execute fixes the data in one path is contained in another

## SYNOPSIS

```
   #-------------------------------------------------------------------
   # Compare single values
   # foo => 42 , bar => 42 => in(foo,bar) -> true
   if in(foo,bar)
      add_field(forty_two,ok)
   end

   # When comparing single values to an array: test if the value is
   # contained in the array
   # foo => 1 , bar => [3,2,1]  => in(foo,bar) -> true
   if in(foo,bar)
      add_field(test,ok)
   end
   # foo => 42 , bar => [1,2,3] => in(foo,bar) -> false
   unless in(foo,bar)
      add_field(test,ok)
   end
   # In the following examples we'll write in pseudo code the true/false
   # values of some 'in()' comparissons
   # scalars vs arrays - check if the value is in the array
   foo: 42 , bar: [1,2,3]                   in(foo,bar) -> false
   foo: 1  , bar: [1,2,3]                   in(foo,bar) -> true
   # scalars vs hashes - check if the key is in the hash
   foo: name , bar: { name => 'Patrick' }           in(foo,bar) -> true
   foo: name , bar: { deep => {name => 'Nicolas'}}  in(foo,bar) -> false
   # array vs array - check if the contents is equal
   foo: [1,2] , bar: [1,2]                  in(foo,bar) -> true
   foo: [1,2] , bar: [1,2,3]                in(foo,bar) -> false
   foo: [1,2] , bar: [[1,2],3]              in(foo,bar) -> false
```

## STATUS

Be aware this function is experimental in many perl versions

## SEE ALSO

Catmandu::Fix