1)Why does the Doggy.pm need the "#1;"?
A module needs to end with a true value, 1; is the standard convention for that. You could also use "this is false";. It just has to be true. :)
2)And how did you get your post to collapse like that?
Enclose the poste in <readmore title="foo">text</readmore> tags
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1)Why does the Doggy.pm need the "#1;"?
Just to clarify holli's point, the value of the last statement in the module file to be evaluated must be true. That's why, in Doggie.pm the "1;" line is not the last line of the file; the subsequent lines consist entirely of subroutine definitions, which are not evaluated.
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