Thanks for answer duc,
yes, I am planning to have 50 files under dir Robot::Web. Each webpage is so different, that I _have_ to use other rutine for download, other for parsing, and ofcourse I dont want to have all that in 1 file/place. So I decided to do this.
When some routine _could_ be used in more than 1 web (insert to db for example), I will put in Base. For example I dont know, if I should load all those modules to robot.pl, or in robot.pl will be only Base, and in Base all Robot::Web::* will be loaded. I think better is 2nd option, but never did this and dont know how to do that :(
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