I need to include a header/boilerplate file in several Perl scripts.
At this point, I'm using it as a module, but it's a big kludge. Essentially,
I want the functionality that you have in C, where you can just #include
the file, and it's evaluated in the scope of the file doing the #include'ing.
I've considered using:
do "<file>";
but it just doesn't seem to be the best solution. This header file needs
to do operations in the main:: namespace (like getting command line arguments,
etc), which is why doing it as a module is not working too well. Does
anybody have any suggestions?
Please reply directly to me. I am not subscribed to the list.
Thanks!
Jeff
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