On Tue, Jun 25, 2002 at 12:10:34PM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > You know, I work with about 5 other perl programmers, most of which do use >CGI.pm, but none of >them use it for anything other that gathering input from the web. I have also >downloaded many >packages from CPAN, I would say a majority of them use CGI.pm, but very rarely do I >see it used for >anything but gathering data.
ah yes, I also use CGI.pm only to gather the input data as I'm afraid my own method will break somewhere. :o So, it's kinda of waste to use a big module for a simple task. Instead of using CGI.pm to construct HTML, i'm using CGI::FastTemplate which is more efficient and neater to use. > I created a lib for receiving data from GET, POST or shell. I will be releasing >it to CPAN >soon, and expect to get this sort of thing quite a bit. That is good, because I want >my lib to be >very efficient and proper. The reason I wrote my own is because I like my variables >in a easy to >use structure: I'm looking forward to this module to replace my CGI.pm :) > With this structure, I can get to everything very easily. It didn't make much >sense to use >CGI.pm to gather the data, smush it into a data structure, only to loop through all >the data and >shove it into another structure. Yes, it's a pity regards, niko -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
