After a six year dry spell, I once again come before my brothers and sisters to seek help :)

I now have a project in front of me to read in a number of csv files from our system, then produce a single report of some kind, either in HTML or a csv format. I was leaning towards HTML, since I would be able to format results into a table and highlight a table cell that has a value that is not in line with our best practice specifications.

I am looking for suggestions on what modules I should be using to make this task as painless as possible. I haven't touched the perl interpreter in all this time, so I have my trusty Camel book right next to me to look up anything I have forgotten. And as always, thank you for any pointers in the right direction.


TStanley
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