I have a page on my website that prints a plain text file in HTML. So, it
does something like this:
print "<PRE>";
open(FANFIC, "$file") or print "File not found: $!\n";
print Apache::Util::escape_html($_) while (<FANFIC>);
close(FANFIC);
print "</PRE>\n";
I used to use $Server->HTMLEncode() instead of
Apache::Util::escape_html(), but I noticed that
Apache::Util::escape_html() could do it in 40 requests per second, as
compared to 30. AFAIK these two functions are semantically equivalent, so
perhaps $Server->HTMLEncode should use the same code as
Apache::Util::escape_html, which is compiled C code I believe?
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