HTML generating can be made easy by using routines. These make it possible to format text, add images, create tables and links. This helps developers to generate polished and attractive HTML output.
If you're looking for a Perl module that can assist you in generating HTML output, look no further than HTML::GenerateUtil. This module is packed with useful routines designed to make HTML output generation a breeze.
To start using HTML::GenerateUtil, simply import the necessary routines with the "use" statement. You can choose to import any combination of escape_html, generate_attributes, generate_tag, escape_uri, and :consts.
One useful routine included in HTML::GenerateUtil is escape_html. This routine allows you to easily escape any problematic characters in your HTML, ensuring that it displays properly. You can either pass in a string and receive a new escaped string in return, or use EH_INPLACE to modify the original string.
Another convenient routine is generate_attributes. This routine takes a hashref of attribute-value pairs and returns a string of attributes that can be used in an HTML tag. You can then easily insert this string into your HTML with a line like "< a $Attr >$Html< /a >".
If you want to generate an entire HTML tag, including attributes and content, all at once, then the generate_tag routine is what you need. This routine allows you to generate an HTML tag with a given tag name, attributes, and content. You can even use escape_html and EH_INPLACE with the content argument.
Finally, HTML::GenerateUtil includes escape_uri, which can be used to escape problematic characters in URIs. Combined with generate_tag, this routine can be used to easily generate links with dynamically generated URIs.
Overall, if you're in need of a reliable HTML generation solution, you can't go wrong with HTML::GenerateUtil.
To start using HTML::GenerateUtil, simply import the necessary routines with the "use" statement. You can choose to import any combination of escape_html, generate_attributes, generate_tag, escape_uri, and :consts.
One useful routine included in HTML::GenerateUtil is escape_html. This routine allows you to easily escape any problematic characters in your HTML, ensuring that it displays properly. You can either pass in a string and receive a new escaped string in return, or use EH_INPLACE to modify the original string.
Another convenient routine is generate_attributes. This routine takes a hashref of attribute-value pairs and returns a string of attributes that can be used in an HTML tag. You can then easily insert this string into your HTML with a line like "< a $Attr >$Html< /a >".
If you want to generate an entire HTML tag, including attributes and content, all at once, then the generate_tag routine is what you need. This routine allows you to generate an HTML tag with a given tag name, attributes, and content. You can even use escape_html and EH_INPLACE with the content argument.
Finally, HTML::GenerateUtil includes escape_uri, which can be used to escape problematic characters in URIs. Combined with generate_tag, this routine can be used to easily generate links with dynamically generated URIs.
Overall, if you're in need of a reliable HTML generation solution, you can't go wrong with HTML::GenerateUtil.
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