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			<title>Perl Separating out common code</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Suppose I have a bunch of Perl scripts and they all need some code lines that will be identical in every script. Is there anything similar to *#include* as seen in C and C++?

In this particular case, the lines would be data variables - so I'd be looking for something equivalent to *#include <whatever.h>*. However, if the lines were in fact, executable functions, it might be useful to have something equivalent to  *#include <whatever.c>*

Any way to do this kind of thing with Perl?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>Suppose I have a bunch of Perl scripts and they all need some code lines that will be identical in every script. Is there anything similar to <b>#include</b> as seen in C and C++?<br />
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In this particular case, the lines would be data variables - so I'd be looking for something equivalent to <b>#include &lt;whatever.h&gt;</b>. However, if the lines were in fact, executable functions, it might be useful to have something equivalent to  <b>#include &lt;whatever.c&gt;</b><br />
<br />
Any way to do this kind of thing with Perl?</div>

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