Seems extremely interesting. But in passing it may be worthwile to remind a cheap alternative that would yield the absolute maximum of portability: editor macros or templates. For example you may create a template like thus 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;



__END__

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If you know that you're using a certain module, say File::Find, quite often, then you can include it with a cmt in said template: 
# use File::Find;

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and you may create a suitable macro for inserting subs: I don't have any, but with my editor (jed]) it would be easy to create one that would ask me for a name, say foo and create this code for me: 
sub foo {
    my $var=shift;

}

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positioning the cursor on the empty line, or on $var, to allow me to switch to a more sensible var name.

In reply to Re: Bundling commonly-used modules into a toolset by blazar
in thread Bundling commonly-used modules into a toolset by xdg

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