#!/fellow/monks.pl

I keep on getting "Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at" errors while running my script. Funny enough, I "know" what the problem is, I'm just a bit confused on how to "solve" it. If it was one or two variables, no big deal -- I'll define them. But now I have a whole stack of them, and I'd like to define them all in one go. So far my attempts to do qw(var1,var2,var3) = (); didn't work. Any ideas?

Thanks 

my ($txt_AnniversaryDate,$txt_BithDate,$txt_EmailAddr,$txt_FaxNo,
    $txt_MobileNo,$txt_Name,$txt_PhoneNo,$txt_PhysicalAddress,
    $txt_PhysicalCode,$txt_PhysicalCountry,$txt_PhysicalTown,
    $txt_PostalAddress,$txt_PostalCode,$txt_PostalCountry,
    $txt_PostalTown,$txt_Sex,$txt_Surname);
qw(($txt_AnniversaryDate,$txt_BithDate,$txt_EmailAddr,$txt_FaxNo,
    $txt_MobileNo,$txt_Name,$txt_PhoneNo,$txt_PhysicalAddress,
    $txt_PhysicalCode,$txt_PhysicalCountry,$txt_PhysicalTown,
    $txt_PostalAddress,$txt_PostalCode,$txt_PostalCountry,
    $txt_PostalTown,$txt_Sex,$txt_Surname) = ();

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Thanks!

#!/massyn.pl

Don't -- me without telling me why. If you asked a stupid question, I wouldn't down vote you.

Edit by thelenm: added some line breaks

In reply to "Use of uninitialized value" with many variables by Massyn

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