As far as I know, you still need to use CGI if you use CGI::Carp - especially if you also want to pass paremters to the CGI module.

As for how to combine the import parameters (that is, the list of arguments to "use CGI") you can just lump them all together: 

use CGI qw(:standard :html2 -no_xhtml);

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Note that you really should not use html2 - HTML 2 is very outdated. Just using the -no_xhtml option should be enough.

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In reply to Re^5: XML tags using perl CGI by Joost
in thread XML tags using perl CGI by pmcaveman

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