You can also use the -P option when you invoke perl (#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w -P), which make it invoke cpp before parsing the script.
#include statements will then be executed.
[ but less pretty than 'require' statement, purists would say !! ]

Erick.

Frankie wrote:
try:

require filename.pl;

rgds

Franki


  
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Subject: [expert] Perl question - include?


I've searched the perl man pages fruitlessly, so let me ask of all you 
perl enthusiasts:

How do you do such a simple thing as to include another perl source file 
at some point in a perl source file?

No, "include" doesn't work.

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