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in thread html template in a perl script
I can't speak for jdtoronto, but i am pretty sure that he
was talking about keeping the HTML and Perl seperate, but
in the same text file - i.e., put the template in the DATA
section. I agree that this is nice for small quickies, but
for anything serious, you should go ahead a seperate the
code and template into two (or more) text files.
So then the question is (again) - why not put the code and template in the same text file? Because you will most likely end up having to seperate them in the long run when scalability rears it's ugly head. (please see 3Re: HTML::Template - complex sites for a technique for dealing with a more complex template structure.)
jeffa
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Re: 3Re: html template in a perl script
by jdtoronto (Prior) on Sep 22, 2003 at 03:58 UTC |
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