C:\test>type junk94.pl
#! perl -slw
use strict;

use constant {
    OUT_DIR      => 'out',
    OUT_FIELDSEP => '=',
    OUT_FILENAME => 'ks',
    OUT_SUFXSTOR => 'storable',
    VAL_MIN      => 15,
    VAL_MAX      => 3600,
};

print <<USAGE;

This program does this and that with the @{[OUT_DIR]}. The filename is
@{[OUT_FILENAME]} and the file suffix is @{[OUT_SUFXSTOR]}.

Fields are separated with the @{[OUT_FIELDSEP]} character. Enter a val
+ue
between @{[VAL_MIN]} and @{[VAL_MAX]}.

USAGE




C:\test>junk94

This program does this and that with the out. The filename is
ks and the file suffix is storable.

Fields are separated with the = character. Enter a value
between 15 and 3600.

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