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Re: PHP to Perl ?by b10m (Vicar) |
on Dec 28, 2005 at 08:32 UTC ( [id://519504]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
If you want to switch from PHP to Perl, you probably have to change the way you program/script. Unlike with PHP, Perl people like to seperate code and design issues by means of templates (yes, the PHP community has Smarty too now; funny, a templating language for a templating language ;-) Instead of dumping your code in between your HTML output, you could just push the variables (output of the code) towards a template. The big advantage is that the result will be more readable, and easier to maintain. I tend to enjoy Template Toolkit. To answer you question (how to insert a text file) based on this templating system:
The learning curve might be a little steep, yet it's worth it, and it pays off, to continue reading the documentation. You could also use PLP, by good fellow monk Juerd.
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