if you have the ability to create a .pl file and directories on the server then you can use really any module.

I never bother my hosting provider with module installs, instead I have a perl-lib dir in my home directory with around 5 megs of modules. You just need to add the path to your perl files. I use something like this: 

use lib ("/home/myusername/perl-lib");

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@INC stuff
Use Lib() and require
perlman:lib:lib

If you're absolutely intent on not using any modules, try implementing you own handler:

for (@page) {
   s/include\("([^"]+)"\)//;print;
   if(open F $1){while(<F>){print}}
}

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this one should work with php style tags (what you showed). it's incredibly insecure and would miss alot, and may not even work, but it demonstrates the idea

In reply to Re: Re: Re: php style includes by bastard
in thread php style includes by BigVic

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