I think you need to look at it properly.

1. There is no SQL injection, all code is protected. Please supply any example where it is not.

2. CGI is bloated. The internal method is MUCH faster.

3. Don't have enough functions - are you kidding!!! Have you counted the amount of functions??? try /igaro/, /igaro/functions/, igaro/functions/plugins etc.

The reason those particular bits you refer to are not functions is they are not called again by any function. When code is duplicated it becomes a plugin and stuck in /igaro/. You'll see that there are already many.

4. No strict refs impossible when using &{$..} as far as I'm aware.

Regards, Andrew

In reply to Re^2: The most powerful CMS developed in Perl (not spam, sounds that way) (without functions) by snoopy20
in thread The most powerful CMS developed in Perl (not spam, sounds that way) by snoopy20

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