Hi Hauke D,

I've partially changed the title of this node but am not sure if that is ok? Probably I had to change it once before, when new question about converting to Cyrillic appeared but I wasn't sure if I could do that the right way. I wonder if it is possible to do now and if yes, should I do that?

Thanks for the links. I would like to learn CGI scripting later this year and it is very useful for me to know that CGI module is not more recommended.

I will have in mind the possibility to have separate Perl installations. Then, in scripts, I should address the version I want to use?

Two days ago, I've installed the old Ubuntu version (12.04) on my Virtual Box and there is a little higher Perl version then I have on other systems. I was surprised with so many Perl modules in Ubuntu Software Center and suppose just a part are CPAN but others are not. So, I've installed several through this Center and just few through CPAN. Then later, I've read in your post about recommendation to avoid modifying the Perl in the system and about installing modules two ways.

I think my systems work well till now, but will have in mind the warning.

Among other modules, I've installed Chart::Clicker (not sure now but probably with cpanminus) because found on the web that it is a simple yet powerful tool for plotting graphs etc. It was very surprising to see that it resulted in 102 distributions installed! The examples for that module work very well and graphs are really nice but I would have a question: ok, for a desktop computer the number of these modules is maybe not important but for the server, is it recommended to have just that so demanding module or work with some others?

At the and, I would also ask You, if it is ok to sometimes send You a personal message, when I am not sure whether my reply to your post is interesting to others or not?

In reply to Perl modules, was: Re^11: Begginer's question: If loops one after the other. Is that code correct? by predrag
in thread Begginer's question: If loops one after the other. Is that code correct? by predrag

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