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        Instead of the default:

            $conf{matrix[0]} = 'a b c';
            $conf{matrix[1]} = 'd e f';
            $conf{matrix[2]} = 'g h i';

    @Define
        This allows you to pre-define var=val pairs that are set before the
        parsing of the config file. I introduced this feature to solve a
        specific problem: Executable relocation. In my config files, I put
        definitions such as:

            # Parsed by Config::Fast and sourced by shell scripts
            BIN="$ROOT/bin"
            SBIN="$ROOT/sbin"
            LIB="$ROOT/lib"
            ETC="$ROOT/etc"

        With the goal that this file would be equally usable by both Perl
        and shell scripts.

lib/Config/Fast.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

Instead of the default:

    $conf{matrix[0]} = 'a b c';
    $conf{matrix[1]} = 'd e f';
    $conf{matrix[2]} = 'g h i';

=item @Define

This allows you to pre-define var=val pairs that are set before the parsing
of the config file. I introduced this feature to solve a specific problem:
Executable relocation. In my config files, I put definitions such as:

    # Parsed by Config::Fast and sourced by shell scripts
    BIN="$ROOT/bin"
    SBIN="$ROOT/sbin"
    LIB="$ROOT/lib"
    ETC="$ROOT/etc"

With the goal that this file would be equally usable by both Perl and
shell scripts.