The documentation for HTML::Template talks about using it as a CGI
script, to generate the HTML code "on-the-fly".
However, I would like to use it as a regular Perl script, to generate
static HTML pages.
To me, a templating system at it's base does one thing, provides a way to combine data and presentation together, into a single output. Whether that output goes to a file, a database, an email, a web browser, whatever... it doesn't matter.
I use H::T for both cgi type apps, and to create static HTML pages, and it does an excellent job at both of them.
Pete
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