__DATA__
(I added a third _ on each side, so what it shows is what Perl expects, not what G+ wants for underlining.)
In a Perl program, everything below the above line would be considered data and not code, and you could get everything in it with something like:
my @data=<DATA> ;
In a module, I put a template in DATA rather than creating a separate .tt file, but now, I'm needing to create a second template. So, I need to change this module in a way that doesn't break existing code.
Ah, Mondays.
(I added a third _ on each side, so what it shows is what Perl expects, not what G+ wants for underlining.)
In a Perl program, everything below the above line would be considered data and not code, and you could get everything in it with something like:
my @data=<DATA> ;
In a module, I put a template in DATA rather than creating a separate .tt file, but now, I'm needing to create a second template. So, I need to change this module in a way that doesn't break existing code.
Ah, Mondays.
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