Sunthari wrote: > > Hi All, > > I really someone understands what I 'm trying to do > with the codes below.Pls help me to troubleshoot the > codes below. > > I 'm sure I look dumb in this but pls. feel free to > give ur comments and suggestion. > > Rgds, >
It's already a good perl code, in my opinion. I didn't checked it very intensive, so I only will give you one hint to reduce your effort. Instead of writing in every line a print command, one is enough: > print $q->header; > print $q->start_html("Web Search"); > print $q->h1({-align=>"center"},'Web Concordance > Search Results'); > print $q->h3({-align=>"center"},"for search term > '$word'"); > print $q->h4({-align=>"center"},"Producing > output....\n"); > print $q->hr; > Simplier is print $q->header, $q->start_html("Web Search"), $q->h1({-align=>"center"}, 'Web Concordance Search Results'), $q->h3({-align=>"center"}, "for search term '$word'"), $q->h4({-align=>"center"}, "Producing output....\n"), $q->hr; Note, that now it's more simple to read. This code express what it does, to print multiple arguments. I expect two different print commands are completely different like print "Now I write to a file"; print FILE "in File"; Note also, that I build for $q->h1(...., .....) an own block. Best Wishes, Andrea -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]