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HTML-Table
(2.08a)
HTML-Table
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I have also found this module indispensable, both when dumping row-arrays to html, and generating tables from a highly customised processing loop.
On the easy side, I love that the constructor can take the entire table data (-data => \@) straight from DBI::selectall_arrayref.
Tim Sheahan - 2009-10-08T15:07:02
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HTML-Table
(2.07b)
HTML-Table
(2.07b)
Useful stuff - makes simple report scripts a lot cleaner and quicker to write.
The only thing I don't like is the un-Perlish camelCased method names - I'd much prefer to write, e.g., $table->add_row(...) - but that's not enough to put me off :)
David Precious - 2008-04-10T07:47:06
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HTML-Table
(2.02)
HTML-Table
(2.02)
a massive help on my last project. the sort method is invaluable.
Douglas Riordan - 2005-12-02T08:22:39
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HTML-Table
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One of my favorite modules, period.
gwolf - 2004-04-20T09:32:48
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HTML-Table
(1.18a)
HTML-Table
(1.18a)
simply the easiest way to produce html tables.
use this in combination with CGI.pm or CGI::Pretty.pm,
warning: rows and columns are counted from 1, not 0;
when x- and y-coordinates have to be specified, the
order is y,x not x,y.
bjelli - 2003-08-14T00:37:23
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