In lists.projects.perl.modules, you wrote:
>Constants.pm ( name yet to be decided )
I'd recommend against Constants as a top-level name, but you knew that
anyway.
>A module that imports a number constants into a script from a simple
>rc like file. Works like;
>
>use Something::Constants '/path/to/rcfile';
>
>where rcfile looks something like
>...
>
>A_CONSTANT = 'a string'
>ANOTHER_CONST = 10
>
># A comment
>
>...
Are you suggesting that it would actually assign the variables using
"use constant"? If you're not talking about that sort of constant, I'd
advise against using "constant" in the name.
>HTML::QPTE.pm
What does QPTE stand for?
>A _very_ simple easy to use templating system designed for systems
>where only CGI is available ( no mod_perl ). Is useful as you can
>quickly change a html page to a CGI script. looks like
>...
>#!/usr/bin/perl
>use HTML::QPTE
>
><html>
><head>
> <title><? print "some Perl code to be evaled" ?></title>
></head>
><body>
><? $a_var = "hello world" ?>
><h1><$ $a_var $></h1> <!-- a_var is printed -->
><! a comment not in final html !>
></body>
></html>
>
>Works similar to that of Acme::Bleach .
Looks like a useful tool and a good approach. My only concern would be
with the proliferation of yet-another-templating-module.
K.
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