Re: General Perl/Web questions

On Fri, Apr 28, 2006 at 10:21:43AM -0400, Leonid Grinberg wrote:

Alternatively, you can make a common_functs.pl file, where each one of
the above actions is performed in a subroutine (the file should only
have subroutines, and should not do anything outside of them (except
like use strict;)) and then, from within each file, you could do
something like

BEGIN
{
do ('common_functs.pl');
die if $@;
}

Is there some reason in particular you wouldn't use require instead?

It sounds, overall, like the OP is just looking to separate the Model
from the View and Controller functionality to some extent -- but doesn't
yet know it.

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