SSI filehandle tieing?

Anonymous Monk has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:

I'm using a script where it prints directly to STDOUT, but it prints SSI directives mixed in there...I know I've seen a module before where it let you tie the ssi function to a filehandle (STDOUT in particular) so that when you print to the filehandle, it applies the ssi function automatically. I know i've seen that module before, but I can't find it now...and i've looked on CPAN. so does anyone know what module that is, and if not, is there anyway I can tie CGI::SSI's ssi() function to STDOUT?

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Re: SSI filehandle tieing? by LD2 (Curate) on May 25, 2001 at 10:26 UTC
I believe you're looking for CGI::SSI_Parser.. unless I'm misunderstanding your question..which is also possible. :) You may also want to look at documentation for CGI::SSI again..	[reply]
Re: Re: SSI filehandle tieing? by Anonymous Monk on May 25, 2001 at 10:51 UTC
huh...i did a search and looked at CGI::SSI on searg.span.org, but it directed me to an outdated v.01 instead of the v.51 i was looking for...well, I did find what i was looking for...thanks!	[reply]