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Very nice. You could improve the usability of this script by adding more command line options (try Getopt::Std or Getopt::Long) that will allow the user to customize the resulting template.

Maybe you don't need the comments, maybe you want to add -T, maybe you actually want to leave out 'use strict'.

i developed a similar script many moons ago and i find myself always deleting sections and changing this and that. Some simple command line switches would take care of that problem. Just a suggestion :)

Good job on constructive laziness! :D
jeffa

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