Hi Monks!

I have this line in multiple files (Perl Code) and every time someone moves or the email changes from anybody I have to go crazy looking for each individual's email address to update the code. I would like to turn this into a external little application where I could control these names without having to go nuts trying to find where they are in all my code.
Could someone give me any idea(s) on how I could apply that if the values for the emails would be coming from an external program?

 # Sendmail requires 'To' addresses to be in an array
  my @mail_to = ($pro_box) ? ( 'person1@mycompany.com',
                                  'person2@mycompany.com', 
                                  'person3@mycompany.com', 
                                  'person4@mycompany.com') : ( 'person
+2@mycompany.com',
                                                               'person
+3@mycompany.com', 
                                                               'person
+4@mycompany.com');

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Thank you for the Help!!!

In reply to External Array of Emails by Anonymous Monk

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