use strict;
use HTML::Parser;

my $html = <<EOH;
<p foo="bar"><some more tags> --- TITLE --- WORDS WORDS WORDS
 WORDS WORDS WORDS<BR>
<object att="val">
 <and>
  <more>
   <tags/>
  </more>
 </and></object>
</p> 
EOH

my ( $partext, $objtext );
my ( @titlewords, @objects );
my $inpar = my $inobj = 0;

my $parser = new HTML::Parser( api_version => 3,
                               start_h => [ \&handle_starttag, "tagname,text" ],
                               text_h => [ \&handle_text, "dtext" ],
                               end_h => [ \&handle_endtag, "tagname,text" ] );
$parser->parse( $html );

for my $t ( @titlewords ) {
    print "=== Found title and words: ===\n$t\n======\n";
}
for my $o ( @objects ) {
    print "=== Found object: ===\n$o\n======\n";
}

sub handle_starttag
{
    my ( $tag, $text ) = @_;
    if ( $tag eq 'p' ) {
        $inpar = 1;
        $partext = '';
    }
    elsif ( $tag eq 'object' ) {
        $inobj = 1;
        $objtext = '';
    }
    elsif ( $tag eq 'br' and $inpar ) {
        push @titlewords, $partext if ( $partext =~ /-+ TITLE -+/ );
        $inpar = 0;
    }
    elsif ( $inobj ) {
        $objtext .= $text;
    }
}
sub handle_text
{
    my ( $text ) = @_;
    if ( $inpar ) {
        $partext .= $text;
    }
    elsif ( $inobj ) {
        $objtext .= $text;
    }
}
sub handle_endtag
{
    my ( $tag, $text ) = @_;
    if ( $tag eq 'object' ) {
        push @objects, $objtext;
        $inobj = 0;
    }
    elsif ( $inobj ) {
        $objtext .= $text;
    }
}