in reply to change unintialized warning
To build on LanX's note:
$test1 = $test2 = $test3 = 6;
Is better written as
use strict;
my $test1 = 6;
my $test2 = 6;
my $test3 = 6;
Or even better as
use strict;
my $DEFAULT_TEST_VALUE = 6;
my $test1 = $DEFAULT_TEST_VALUE;
my $test2 = $DEFAULT_TEST_VALUE;
my $test3 = $DEFAULT_TEST_VALUE;
And clever you -- you just stumbled onto one of the many, many, many reasons why.
That said, the if(!defined($var)) approach is about as graceful as it gets, although you might be able to make use of the new-fangled // operation to save some typing.
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