On Fri, Apr 28, 2006 at 10:21:43AM -0400, Leonid Grinberg wrote:
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> Alternatively, you can make a common_functs.pl file, where each one of
> the above actions is performed in a subroutine (the file should only
> have subroutines, and should not do anything outside of them (except
> like use stric
> ""Leonid" == "Leonid Grinberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
"Leonid> Yeah, what that would pretty much mean is that you will make a file
"Leonid> called, say, CommonFuncts.pm and then in each Perl script say
"Leonid> use CommonFuncts;
That's a really bad package name. You're bundling thing
Yeah, what that would pretty much mean is that you will make a file
called, say, CommonFuncts.pm and then in each Perl script say
use CommonFuncts;
Alternatively, you can make a common_functs.pl file, where each one of
the above actions is performed in a subroutine (the file should only
have sub
Steve Gross wrote:
I've just finished developing a small web site that uses Perl, CGI, DBI
and HTML-Template. Typically, an HTML page calls a Perl script that does a
database fetch, parses the data and then puts it on another web page using a
template.
I've noticed that most of my web
I've just finished developing a small web site that uses Perl, CGI, DBI
and HTML-Template. Typically, an HTML page calls a Perl script that does a
database fetch, parses the data and then puts it on another web page using a
template.
I've noticed that most of my web pages look the same:
