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That's a pretty strange format.

With quotes around the ID attribute, it would be at least a valid XML fragment, and in that case, using a proper parser would be recommended. Without the quotes, it looks more like tagsoup HTML.

Alexander

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In reply to Re^6: read/write delete duplicates/sort PROBLEM! - Use of uninitialized value in sprintf by afoken
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