RE: RE: RE: RE: Get those parameters without CGI.pm

[j.a.p.h.]

And what if I need to do something similar, but can't use CGI.pm to do it? There's obviously some way it could be better. But apparently, no one knows how. Thanks for the help.

[KM]

Don't give a 'what if'. Tell us what you need to do that is similar. You need to parse QUERY_STRING in a 'similar' way? Maybe you want to URI decode the string, CGI.pm does that (and other modules, too). Use CPAN, grasshopper.

Cheers,
KM

[j.a.p.h.]

I don't currently need to do something similar. I'm working on my skills for when I will need to. And it might not be CGI, so using CGI.pm wouldn't be all that useful.

[KM]

Um.. then why are you getting parameters from a CGI? Seems like CGI.pm would be useful.

Cheers,
KM

[coolmichael]

Sorry. That just doesn't make sense. CGI.pm is included in all recent (from 5.0 onwards, I believe) perl distributions. Even if it isn't included (at which point you should fire your sysadmin) you can still use it.

You should take a look here. You can always use CGI.pm.