CGI-MultiValuedHash
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in the test suite, and may conceal bugs that a thorough suite would expose:
to_file(), from_file(), to_html_encoded_table(),
to_html_encoded_hidden_fields(), trim_bounding_whitespace(),
batch_to_file(), batch_from_file(). That said, many of those methods have
been used in a production environment without problems to date.
These methods *have* been tested, with all their argument variations:
to_url_encoded_string(), from_url_encoded_string().
* Updated the HTML generating methods in CGI::MultiValuedHash,
to_html_encoded_table() and to_html_encoded_hidden_fields(), to add support
for the stricter requirements of W3C's XHTML standard where possible. See
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1" for details on how this standard compares to
HTML 4. Mainly this means that the HTML now has lowercased tag and
attribute names, and solitary tags like 'input' and 'br' have a trailing
slash in them (eg: '<br />'). However, the changes should be
backwards-compatible with older user agents (web browsers). A bug was also
fixed in the first method involving a mis-matched pair of 'table' tags.
* Minor documentation fix in Data::MultiValuedHash for the splice() method;
the new version indicates which arguments are optional.
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