Looking at your coded $data, that doesn't seem much different in concept from the html generation available from CGI.pm.
Hmm. There is indeed some similarity. But there are two important differences:
- CGI.pm only does HTML-tags. My proposed system would handle anything you could write a template for.
- The HTML-generating functions of CGI.pm return the finished HTML-string. My proposed system would return an object that would stringify only whern requested to do so (e.g. by calling $th->fill)
You correctly recognised that as code, but I think you missed by designing it back into the perl layer.
See my reply to
Ovids post above.
I am still not sure if i missed with my idea or just didn't describe it properly...
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#!/usr/bin/perl
for(ref bless{},just'another'perl'hacker){s-:+-$"-g&&print$_.$/}
