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As usual, TMTOWTDI.

Here is (another)one:

 if (grep /http|html|a href/i,@FORM{qw[name addr Comments]}){
   html_message();
 }
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More alternatives:

use the first function from List::Util instead of grep (more efficient for large lists)
use the any function from Quantum::Superpositions (the perl6 way)(See the "Query processing" section.)
Marginally easier, using List::Util::Superpositions

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In reply to Re: OR sequence by NetWallah
in thread OR sequence by batmanor

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