I have a group of functions that are dependant on several global variables (yes I know tightly coupled functions are bad). I would like to split these off into a module but as far as I know that require a) explicitly declaring the name space of the variable or b) passing them into the module namespace itself or c) passing the variables as arguments to each function call. While it's not that big a deal to move the global hashes and scalars into a hash and passing that to each function it seems to me there should be some sort of reverse-export. Is there a means of pushing all these variables into the module namespace? More specificaly a way thats considered good a good perl programming practice? In c this would be just a simple matter of externs and includes.
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