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Heh, well, this has been a back burner project for me for quite some time. Ive focused more on the tickers, and the various XML feeds, and nothing on the HTML side. But it looks like youve gotten there first and have a nicer package than I did. Instead of pursuing my efforts Ill start looking at patching this. I actually wonder if there is any point in putting this onto Sourceforge or something so that it can be worked on collaboratively more easily.

Anyway, nice work, I look forward to playing with it later on. :-)

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In reply to Re: PerlMonks::Mechanized (beta) by demerphq
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