Heh.  I keep saying 'factor out common elements', but I didn't bother to do it in my 
snippet :)

--- "Tillema, Glenn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
> 
> use CGI qw/:standard *table/;
> 
> $cust_id = "cust";
> $acct = "account";
> $title = "title";
> 
> %hofEntries = (1 => {label => "Customer Id",
>                      name  => "NEWCUST_ID",
>                      def => $cust_id,
>                      size => "10",},
>                2 => {label => "Account",
>                      name => "NEWACCT",
>                      def => $acct,
>                      size => "15",},
>                3 => {label=> "Title",
>                      name => "NEWTITLE",
>                      def => $title,
>                      size => "15",});
> 
> $q = new CGI;
> 
> print header,
>       start_html;
> 
> print start_table;
> 
> foreach (sort keys %hofEntries) {
>    print Tr(td({-align=>RIGHT},
>                $hofEntries{$_}{'label'},b(':')),
>             td({-align=>LEFT},
>                $q->textfield(-name=>$hofEntries{$_}{'name'},
>                             '-default'=>$hofEntries{$_}{'def'},
>                              -size=>$hofEntries{$_}{'size'},
>                              -maxlength=>$hofEntries{$_}{'size'})));
> }
> 
> print end_table;
> print end_html;
> 
> 
> I noticed that you kept repeating the same things over and over so I shoved 
> the table contents into a loop. For three entries it doesn't really save you a lot 
>of space but
> as your number of entries increase it will.
> 
> I'm sure someone else can come up with a better way of loading the hash to make it 
>even simpler
> ...
> 
> 
> cheers,
> Glenn
> 
> Glenn Tillema                  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ADC Telecommunications, Inc. 
> PO Box 1101, MS 508
> Minneapolis, MN  55440-1101
> Learn about ADC - The Broadband Company - www.adc.com
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Moon, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 5:08 PM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: How to generate a table ?
> > 
> > 
> > Could someone please suggest a "simpler" way to generate this 
> > table ...
> > 
> > print
> > '<table>',
> >     '<tr>',
> >         '<td align="right">',
> >             'Customer Id <B>:</B> ',
> >         '</td>',
> >         '<td align="left">',
> >             $q->textfield(-name=>'NEWCUST_ID', 
> > -default=>$cust_id,-size=>10,
> > -maxlength=>10),
> >         '</td>',
> >     "</tr>\n",
> >     '<tr>',
> >         '<td align="right">',
> >             'Account <B>:</B> ',
> >         '</td>',
> >         '<td align="left">',
> >             $q->textfield(-name=>'NEWACCT', -default=>$acct, 
> > -size=>15,
> > -maxlength=>15),
> >         '</td>',
> >     "</tr>\n",
> >     '<tr>',
> >         '<td align="right">',
> >             'Title <B>:</B> ',
> >         '</td>',
> >         '<td align="left">',
> >                 $q->textfield(-name=>'NEWTITLE',-default=>$title,
> > -size=>50,-maxlength=>100),
> >         '</td>',
> >     "</tr>\n",
> > "</table>\n";  
> > 
> > John W Moon
> > 


=====
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