You're abusing eval righ there, don't do it ;)

use Env qw[ APP_DIR TMP_DIR PROJ_DIR APP_LOCATION ];

$PROJ_DIR = '/usr/people/userid/app/';
$APP_DIR = '/usr/vendor/app/version/';
$APP_LOCATION = '/usr/vendor/app/version/bin/';
$TMP_DIR = '/usr/tmp/';

system 'printenv';
__END__
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The way I see it, Env's only real usefulness is when you're dealing with multi-valued vars, like PATH (you get to treat them like an array). Ex:

use Env qw[ $PATH @PATH];
print "$PATH\n";
print "$_\n" for @PATH;
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MJD says "you can't just make shit up and expect the computer to know what you mean, retardo!"

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