Not to flog a dead horse...

What about:

#tapping a locally placed file of subroutines
use Mycommonroutines;

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OR 
#using the lib command to change the @INC
use lib Mycommonroutines;

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OR 
#using Export to be more specific about what subs to import
use Mycommonroutines qw(get_setup);

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Can I assume:
1. use of lib in this case is ill-advised?
2. the advantage (only?) of the Export route is to allow specificity of what routines are imported?


—Brad
"The important work of moving the world forward does not wait to be done by perfect men." George Eliot

In reply to Re^2: Questions about sharing code by bradcathey
in thread Questions about sharing code by bradcathey

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