In your Perl development, it's quite likely that you will encounter files in different formats -- XML, PDF, CSV, RSS -- and different binary data formats. Your Perl application may need to manipulate these files, either reading from them or writing to them.

You can simplify this task by turning to the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network (CPAN), which has a huge number of Perl modules designed specifically to deal with different file formats. This document lists ten such modules of specific interest to developers who need to work with custom file formats.

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