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Is there any little (1-2 .pm’s) parser based around XML::* and suitable for replacing CGI.pm’s constructions like:
foreach($xmlnodes) {
print table( TR( td( $_) ) ); }
with node2html($node,$rules)?
I ain’t going to fire up XSLT.
Is it
push styletemplating you’re thinking of? ie. take a plain HTML file as the template and using CSS or XSLT selectors to push content into it?If so then two CPAN modules I’ve used to do this are:
HTML::ZoomTemplate::SemanticAlso see the Perlmonks post called Push style templating systems which provides more information including a list of push style templates available.
If not push style then are you looking for HTML builders? If so see this Stackoverflow question: CL-WHO-like HTML templating for other languages?
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