Here's a snippet of my code. 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use Getopt::Long;

GetOptions(
  'a=s' => \my $opt_a,
  'b=s' => \my $opt_b,
  ...
  'z=s' => \my $opt_z,
);

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I have about 26 options and I would want all of the options checked if the user has entered something in the option. I am hoping to do this in a for-loop statement so that it would look cleaner. Something like this. 

for my $i (<loop through all the options>) {
  die if ( ! $i );
}

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Any suggestions?

In reply to Check to See if there is Values in Getopt::Long by Anonymous Monk

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