John--

I second Corion's sentiment: When you go to another machine and try to do a quickie, you may not have access to your personal module.

That said, I'd suggest creating a macro in your editor to plop in the important stuff. For example, if using vim, the command:

:abbrev ## #!/usr/bin/perl -w^V^Muse strict;

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would insert a typical pair of lines at the start of your program when you enter ## in insert mode. Most editors have a similar macro feature. In fact, there have been several great threads about setting up editors for use with Perl. (I'd include some links here, but I'm still a newb, and don't know which ones are the best to include.)

--roboticus

In reply to Re: using strict from another module by roboticus
in thread using strict from another module by Anonymous Monk

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