You can always do the data-driven approach, for example 

my %inits = (
   1 => [1, 0, 9],
   2 => [2, 1, 10],
   3 => [3, 0, 11],
   # rest of the values go here
);
if ($inits{$h}) {
   my @i = @{ $inits{$h} };
   $j = $h + $i[0];
   $p = $i[1];
   $v = $i[2];
}

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Or even 

my %inits = (
   1 => [2, 0, 9],
   2 => [5, 1, 10],
   3 => [8, 0, 11],
   # rest of the values go here
);
($i, $p, $v) = @{$inits{$h}} if $inits{$h};

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Perl 6 - the future is here, just unevenly distributed

In reply to Re: if statement consolidation by moritz
in thread if statement consolidation by shortyfw06

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