You need to make it so you can run the same code for every one of the files. The thing that changes every time is %<name>Cmd.

One question to ask is: must all the %<name>Cmd hashes in the .pm files have different names?

If yes, you need alias %<name>Cmd onto %Cmd or something like that. This is kind of cool, but not recommended to do routinely.

If no, then just rename the %<name>Cmd hashes in each of the .pm files to %Cmd.

Either way, you can process all the files in a loop or a subroutine (or both) with code that looks something like this: 

our %Cmd;
do "db/$name" . 'Cmd.pm';
$ApidOffset = $Application{$name}{AppApidOffset};
    
foreach $cmd (keys %Cmd) {
    if (int($fssbCmd{$cmd}{fixed_pattern}) <= 15) {
        $opcode = sprintf("0%x",$Cmd{$cmd}{fixed_pattern});
    } else {
        $opcode = sprintf("%x",$Cmd{$cmd}{fixed_pattern});
    }
    $apid = sprintf("%x",$ApidBase+$ApidOffset);
    $cmdData{$cmd} = {opcode => "0x$opcode",
            apid => "0x$apid"};
};

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Hope this helps.

In reply to Re: Repeating Code - there has GOT to be a better way! by cleverett
in thread Repeating Code - there has GOT to be a better way! by jedikaiti

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