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print qq{ <HTML> ... };
If this happens a lot, a template-based approach may be more suitable
print fill_template("order_thank_you.tmpl", NAME => "Ms. Betty White", CITY => "Hartford", STATE => 'CT', AMOUNT => 143.12, PURCHASE => [ "Long Last Soft Shine Lipstick", ... ]);
sub fill_template { my $template = shift; my %data = @_; local (*TMPL, $/); open TMPL, "< $template" or die "Couldn't open template file $template: $!; aborting"; my $text = <TMPL>; no strict 'refs'; # %%var%% is replaced with $data{var} $text =~ s/%%(\w+)%%/$data{$1}/g; return $text; }
Or use one of the CPAN template modules
Typical examples: Text::Template, Template Toolkit
Also about 28 (!) others
Then stick the HTML in a template file somewhere else
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