Is there any way to include multiple modules using a single module. IE in C, you could have #include "my_common.h" which would have #include "file_a.h", #include "file_b.h"...
In perl, the only thing I can find that is comparable to write a line of code using eval, join and map but that still has to be written in every file.
We're looking for a solution that would let users do "use framework;" to include the whole framework we have written or chunks of it using qw(a b c). In our framework modules, we could use "use framework_common;" to include or common logging, constants, etc files.
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