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NAME

Template::SGML - Template handler using the SGML processing instructions

DESCRIPTION

The Template::SGML is an easy way to generate templates for applications. To embed Perl code into the template use the SMGL construct <? ... ?>. Inside this construct typically Perl code can be execute. The <?= ... ?> construct is a synonym for <? print ... ?>. Text outside the SGML statements is interpreted as double quoted string. In this way variables can be evaluated without generating explicit output statements.

Examples

--- perl script ---

  use Template::SGML;
  
  $tpl = Template::SGML->new();
  
  # parse a template and compile it
  eval $tpl->get( 'template1' );
  
  - or -
  
  # parse a template, compile it into a sub routine and run it
  # the template will be compiled only once until it has been changed
  $tpl->run_compiled( 'template1' );

--- template1 ---

  <html>
  <body>
  <h1>called by $0</h1>
  <p>show the environment:</p>
  <? foreach( %ENV ) { ?>
  <? print "[$_] => $ENV{$_}" ?><br>
  <? } ?>
  </body>
  </html>

AUTHORS

Written by Christian Mueller

COPYRIGHT

Template::SGML is free software. You may distribute under the terms of either the GNU General Public License or the Artistic License, as specified in the Perl README file.