You can localize them to the functions
(the 'BEGIN' is so that any initializations
to the variables get
done no matter where you place these functions
in the program):
BEGIN {
my ($var1, $var2) = ("this", "that");
sub sub1 {
# use $var1, $var2
}
sub sub2 {
# use $var1, $var2
}
}
Update: It's hard to tell what you really want or need from
your description, so its a good thing there are lots of
good answers here..
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