Adding the use statements to a different file

Hi,

I have to write several perl scripts with a number of modules included.
Therefore, I have to type many "use" statements at the top of each script. Is
there a way to dump all these "use" statements in a different file and then just
include that file everytime I have to include these "use" statements?

I know that writing a module is a great way to do something like that, but
doesn't a module export variables and subroutines? How can I make a module
export "use" statements?

Thanks.

Vishal


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