If make a simple example to translate the hompage with a template.

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
#example html
my $html = q(
<H1>(@T1@)</H1>
<p>(@T2@)</p>
);

#translate german
my %GER = (
    T1 => 'Uberschrift',
    T2 => 'Inhalt',
);

#translate english
my %ENG = (
    T1 => 'Title',
    T2 => 'Content',
);

#tests
print interpolate($html,%GER).$/;
print interpolate($html,%ENG).$/;

#interpolate
sub interpolate {
    my ($var,$hash) = @_;
	foreach my $search (sort {length($hash->{$a}) <= length($hash->{$b})} keys $hash) {
		$var =~ s!(@$search@)!$hash->{$search}!g;
	}
	$var =~ s!(@.{1,}@)!?!go;
	return($var);
}

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;

#example html

my $html = q(

);

#translate german

my %GER = (

T1 => 'Uberschrift',

T2 => 'Inhalt',

);

#translate english

my %ENG = (

T1 => 'Title',

T2 => 'Content',

);

#tests

print interpolate($html,%GER).$/;

print interpolate($html,%ENG).$/;

#interpolate

sub interpolate {

my ($var,$hash) = @_;

foreach my $search (sort {length($hash->{$a}) <= length($hash->{$b})} keys $hash) {

$var =~ s!(@$search@)!$hash->{$search}!g;

}

$var =~ s!(@.{1,}@)!?!go;

return($var);

}

The HTML code result looks like this:

<H1>Uberschrift</H1>
<p>Inhalt</p>


<H1>Title</H1>
<p>Content</p>

<H1>Uberschrift</H1>

<p>Inhalt</p>

<H1>Title</H1>

<p>Content</p>

in the Browser it looks like this:

Uberschrift

Inhalt

Title

Content

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