I have several modules which perform the same long set of use statements. For example: 
 use A;
 use B;
 use C;

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I'd like to create a module (say ABC) which essentially performs the above use statements but runs the modules' import() routines in the module from which ABC is use'd. The latter part is the grotty part I'd like to avoid having to write (without it there's not much point in the whole exercise).

I'm pretty sure that there's a module on CPAN which handles this sort of thing and makes it effortless. I think I saw something closely related to this in the daily CPAN modules list a few months ago, but I can't find it.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks, Diab

In reply to Packaging multiple use statements into a module by djerius

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