Hiya Guys! Hope everyone is doign well. I had a quick question and am quite sure that the answer is pretty simple, but its just not coming to me right now -- I have a perl script which dumps out a bunch of HTML code. Now the thing is that a have a few functions which require the same code to be dumped and would like a way where I can just refer to a HTML file or a library-type of file which contains all this HTML code. Is something like this possible? Also, can this library-file have "$" signs so that when the perl code dishes it out, the "$" values are converted into values as per assigned by the script? Please do let me know if I'm not making any sense and I will try to explain it in more detail. Thanks in advance. SP

In reply to HTML dumping inside Perl script? by Anonymous Monk

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