Whilst your code self-evidently works, it doesn't satisfy the general case (pun intended) since it will only work within a loop - with modifications, it can be made to work anywhere.

The modifications involves the enclosing of the condiitons and actions inside a labelled block and reworking the next statements e.g. 

while ($_ = $ARGV[0]) {
   SWITCH:
   {
      /^(-V|-?-verbose)$/o  and do{shift; $verbose=1; ...; last SWITCH
+};
      /^(-v|-?-negate)$/o   and do{shift; $negate=1;  ...; last SWITCH
+};
      ...
      /^--?$/o              and do{shift;             ...; last SWITCH
+};
   }
}

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Also, personally, I would rewrite it as follows 
PARSE:
while (@ARGV) {
   local $_ = shift;

   SWITCH:
   {
      /^(-V|-?-verbose)$/o  and do { $verbose=1; ...; last SWITCH };
      /^(-v|-?-negate)$/o   and do { $negate=1;  ...; last SWITCH };
      ...
      /^--?$/o              and do {             ...; last PARSE };
   }
}

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Update:

Added correct loop termination (using PARSE label) for specific instance offered above.

A user level that continues to overstate my experience :-))

In reply to Re^2: Succinct switch statement by Bloodnok
in thread Succinct switch statement by Anonymous Monk

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