Re: use of CSS in CGI generated docs, Impossible ?

A. Sinan Unur wrote:
navid.boarder@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

use CGI;

If you are going to use the object oriented interface, you should probably write:

use CGI();

so you don't import a whole bunch of names into your script's namespace. 

If that had been the case, wouldn't the CGI POD have mentioned it?

    use CGI();
    BEGIN { $::symbols = keys %CGI:: }

    use CGI;

    print "With parens: $::symbols\n",
          'Without parens: ', scalar keys %CGI::, "\n";

Outputs:
With parens: 86
Without parens: 87

Not much to make a fuss about, is it? ;-)

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