Re: export variables

On Dec 30, 6:45 am, patmarbi...@xxxxxxx (Patmarbidon) wrote:
Hello if you want to share variables content you might to use 'our'
instead of 'my'.

Yes, that does it! Thank you!


But I don't understand your example with 'use "file1.pl"'.

I always use 'use module_name' and never 'use program_name'

Can you tell us more

I just want to split up a big file into smaller parts. But I don't
know which functioncall I should use for it. Peng is using "require",
is this the standard way for importing a file?

Noud

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