I read what was out there and I have to ask you, the Elders about this one

I have a main.h file which I successfully converted to a MAP::Vars module with h2xs.

Now, that I have this module and I get no complaints when I do use MAP::Vars in my script, how do I actually access all the variables set up in the main.h file?

This is my script, and I need help understanding how to use the variables/constants set by the .h file 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use MAP::Vars;

#EnStatus {
#St_NetOnNorm
print "Hello World! EnStatus{St_NetOnNorm} = $EnStatus{St_NetOnNorm} \
+n";

exit;

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After this one, I'm donating perlmonks a 1000 Russian roubles (~$40), which is a lot for me here in Russia! Many thanks! And here is the huge main.h file: http://pashanoid.ru/main.h

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