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JAPH. (That's right -- I'm not Really Inexperienced any more.)
I'm not just here, I'm here [perlmonks.org], and here [javajunkies.org] too, I ramble randomly in my philosophical blog [blogspot.com] and my other blog [blogspot.com]. Soon I'll come in a convenient six-pack.
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Flashback To Nowhere
So I installed Text::Template locally within my space, only to find out that I never actually used Text::Template at any point in the past. All my memories, well...they weren't about HTML::Template, I know that. I have plenty of memories about HTML::Template, but this was something else. I never got Mason working properly, and I can't remember any other templating solutions that I looked at seriously, so I'm kind of at a loss for what, exactly, my memory has dredged up.
I decided to stick with Text::Template anyway, seeing as how it was already installed. Of course, it's been pretty clear sailing -- I won't go so far as to use the dreaded term intuitive, because nothing is truly intuitive -- but there's nothing difficult about Text::Template.
--Larry Wall in stab.c from the perl source code
HTML::Template dependencies? (Score:2)
You might consider giving HTML::Template another look. The overt depencies are minimal (File::Spec being the most unusual thing it uses by default). Other dependencies are triggered by explicit use of features like caching, which cause attempts to require things like IPC::SharedCache. Even Digest::MD5 is optional.
Re:HTML::Template dependencies? (Score:1)
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