Hi all,
i've 5 variables and need to check if they are "" or full.
i need to check all possibility of combinations, i've done it with a if elsif construct and i'm asking myself "is there not a nicer way to do it ( without goto)"

my $name; my $vorname; my $plz; my $tel; my $tel49; if ($name) { if ($vorname) { if ($plz) { if ($tel) { if ($tel49) { $name , $vorname , $plz , $tel and $tel49 } $name , $vorname , $plz and $tel } $name , $vorname and $plz } $name and $vorname } elsif ($plz) { if ($tel) { if ($tel49) { $name , $plz , $tel and $tel49 } $name , $plz and $tel } $name and $plz } elsif ($tel) { if ($tel49) { $name , $tel and $tel49 } $name and $tel } elsif ($tel49) { $name and $tel49 } only $name } elsif ($vorname) { if ($plz) { if ($tel) { if ($tel49) { $vorname , $plz , $tel and $tel49 } $vorname , $plz and $tel } $vorname and $plz } only $vorname } elsif ($plz) { if ($tel) { if ($tel49) { $plz , $tel and $tel49 } $plz and $tel } only $plz } elsif ($tel) { if ($tel49) { $tel and $tel49 } only $tel } elsif ($tel49) { only $tel49 }

kd ultibuzz


In reply to A Case with 5 Var's by ultibuzz

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