in reply to Re: A Warning Issue!
in thread A Warning Issue!

That's why I am confused, I my head the IF should be doing this check, how would I check otherwise?

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Re^3: A Warning Issue!
by thezip (Vicar) on Feb 19, 2008 at 16:55 UTC

    At the risk of adding more bulk to your code, try this check first, as well as one for $_-> { TEST34) }.

    if ($_->{ TEST33 } ) { <your previous code here ...> }

    Your wish is my commandline.
      Just don't forget the implicit assumption here that $_->{TEST33} will never be zero. If zero is a valid (or even possible) value, you probably want to test if (defined $_->{TEST33}) instead.
      I could use something like that for all that apply as well, right?

      if(defined $_->{ TEST33 } && $_->{ TEST34 } && $_->{ TESTX33 }) { <Previous code here ...> }