in reply to Config::Std multi-part problem

For what it's worth, I'd recommend switching to XML::Simple unless you need to access existing INI-type files. I've found it to be much more powerful; it allows you to structure your config data to suit your needs (eg: repeated elements, multi-level nesting, and so on).

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Re^2: Config::Std multi-part problem
by carcassonne (Pilgrim) on Dec 14, 2005 at 13:33 UTC
    I do not access existing INI-type files, but I do access INI-type users ! ;-))

    For a more complex configuration file module, there's Config::Standard which offers a lot of options, in XML style.

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      Correction: That's 'Config::General' instead of 'Config:Std'

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