I still humbly disagree. Separating Perl and HTML into separate files does not have inherent advantages -- unless it is a multiuser project AND some of the users are HTML designers but not programmers.

This is naturally the case when developing (as you say) a commercial project or an open source product. But I refuse to believe that the majority of Perl/CGI programs fall into these categories. I'm not just talking about short-term web pages or personal web pages, but intranet web pages and applications where the HTML is simple enough for the programmer(s) to handle.

Is this really that uncommon? Am I alone in being a Perl programmer who can handle his own HTML without outside interference from non-programming web designers?

buckaduck

In reply to Re (4): Code Critique? by buckaduck
in thread Code Critique? by rostiguy

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