in reply to Making a Calendar in Perl?
Looks pretty easy to me:
use strict; use warnings; use HTML::Calendar::Simple; my $cal = HTML::Calendar::Simple->new; $cal->daily_info ({ 'day' => 22, 'text' => 'Post an answer to the calendar question on PM.' }); print join "</tr>\n", split "</tr>", $cal->html;
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Update: The join/split in the print is not required, it breaks up the output a little though to make it easier to check.
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