Don't forget the usefulness of interpolated heredocs '<<' in generating html. See heredocs 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;

#this one accounts for pics with no text file
umask 0022;

#do a simple glob for .txt files 
my @tfiles = <*.txt>;
(@tfiles) = map{ $_ =~ /(.*).txt$/ } @tfiles;
print "text-> @tfiles\n";

#assume photos are in subdir  pics/*
#do a simple glob for .jpg files 
my @jfiles = <pics/*.jpg>;
(@jfiles) = map{ $_ =~ /pics\/(.*).jpg$/ } @jfiles;
print "jpg-> @jfiles\n";

#now find which pics don't have a txt file 
my %h; # Initialise the hash using a slice
@h{@tfiles} = undef;
@jfiles = grep {not exists $h{$_}} @jfiles;
print "stray jpg-> @jfiles\n";

#now push the stray photo onto the end of the @tfiles
push @tfiles,@jfiles; 
print "all html-> @tfiles\n";

foreach my $file (@tfiles) {
       open(HH, "> $file.html") or warn "$!\n";
       my $text = '';

#print headline
print HH<<EOH;
<html>
<BODY TEXT="#FFCCCC" BGCOLOR="#000000">
<center><h1>$file</h1></center>
EOH

#print jpg if exists 
if( -e "pics/$file.jpg"){
print HH<<EOI;
<center><IMG SRC="pics/$file.jpg"  alt="[$file.jpg]"></center>
EOI
}else{
print HH<<EOI;
<center><IMG SRC=""  alt="[No Image Available]"></center>
EOI
}

#print text if exists
if( -e "$file.txt"){
       open(TH, "< $file.txt") or warn "$!\n";
       read( TH, $text, -s TH );
       close TH;

print HH<<EOT;
<center>
<pre>
$text
</pre>
</center>
EOT
}


print HH<<EOHTML;
</body>
</html>
EOHTML
close HH;

}

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In reply to Re: write html code with perl by zentara
in thread write html code with perl by lenieto3

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