> I don't see how HPL (an HTML templating system) is related to class
> syntax in Perl. Modules should be modular and each do one thing, one
> thing well. This module is widely applicable, including to many non-web
> applications. It seems, to me at least, that Class::HPLOO can be split
> into t
Graciliano M. P. wrote:
The first question I have...What is "HPL"? That puzzled me the most,
and I don't believe it is at all obvious.
HPL is another Perl embeded in HTML, where some resources, like the HTML
block, that exists in Class::HPLOO, were ported (simplier), to Class::HPLOO.
...
> The i
> The first question I have...What is "HPL"? That puzzled me the most,
> and I don't believe it is at all obvious.
HPL is another Perl embeded in HTML, where some resources, like the HTML
block, that exists in Class::HPLOO, were ported (simplier), to Class::HPLOO.
Also the arguments definition:
Graciliano,
I like it. I could offer a few suggestions, as source filtering has
been my recent interest.
The first question I have...What is "HPL"? That puzzled me the most,
and I don't believe it is at all obvious.
Second, the POD might include a section on the rationale for the syntax
cho
I have just released the module Class::HPLOO, that anables the well know
style for class declaration in Perl.
But I want know if already exists another filter that implements that, since
I have looked and haven't found anything about, only Perl6::Classes that
doesn't work very well, since is very
I've just requested registration of and uploaded:
ftp://pause.perl.org/incoming/Sys-SigAction-0.01.tar.gz
Thanks to all who helped in discussing this.
Lincoln
