Hello monks!

i am trying to draw a 2d-tiled map in SDL Perl using the SDLx::Sprite module but i was wondering is this really the proper way to draw a tiled map in SDL Perl? Or there are other ways to do it?
Here is how i draw a tile in Perl SDL 

my @tile2=map{
    my $sprite = SDLx::Sprite->new(
        image   => 'img/tile/tile2.png',   # or surface => SDL::Surfac
+e
        x=>int rand(500)-20,
        y=>400
    );
} 1 .. 50;

# .... etc .....
for(@tile2){
    $_->draw_xy($app,$_->x,$_->y);
}

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Perl Monks please guide me.

In reply to Drawing a Tile using SDLx::Sprite by Muskovitz

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