Re: Playing with PerlMonks site (0) - See what user was more active

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Nice idea. :-)

When I ran the program I noticed that some users were missing from the list. This is due to the regex that extracts the usernames. This is a bit better:

    # Don't strip the tags
    #$html =~ s/<.*?>//gs ;

    my (@users) =  $html =~ /<td>by\s[^>]+>([^<]+)/gs ;

    # Or this if there are Perlmonks with "<" in their username
    my (@users) =  $html =~ m[<td>by\s[^>]+>(.*?)</a>]gs ;
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John.

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Re: Re: Playing with PerlMonks site (0) - See what user was more active by gmpassos (Priest) on Jul 25, 2002 at 19:14 UTC
`Well, I just made it for fun. About the tags, if the user has < or > in the username, I think that the system show this in the html source like < and >, or we cant see this in the browser! Thanks for the reply! Make your code for "Playing with PerlMonks site" too.` [download] "The creativity is the expression of the liberty".	[reply] [d/l]

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Re: Re: Playing with PerlMonks site (0) - See what user was more active
by gmpassos (Priest) on Jul 25, 2002 at 19:14 UTC

Well, I just made it for fun. About the tags, if the user 
has < or > in the username, I think that the system show 
this in the html source like &lt; and &gt;, or we cant see 
this in the browser! Thanks for the reply! Make your code 
for "Playing with PerlMonks site" too.
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