Sure, Something like this:
open(DAT, ">index.html" || die ("Cant Open the file");
print DAT "<html><head><title>PAGE</title></head>";
print DAT "<body>Some more stuff here</body></html>";
close DAT;
Regards,
Andre` C.
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Subject: Generating static HTML Pages
> Long time reader, first time writer here...
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> For a personal project, I would like to use Perl to generate static HTML
> pages. Can the output of CGI be redirected to a file which can be read
> later by a browser? What is the best way to approach this problem?
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> Richard (who knows PHP but is looking for something more challenging)
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