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currently I work on the search project which is getting the search result return by Google and I need to translate they method in order to display what I wanted.

My question is how to compose a perl script to read specific structure of MetaTag from Google. the google search result return with MetaTag is like this   "MetaTag_1_1:64:Description=...";"MetaTag_1_2:64:Posted=..." I can pass $i=$_[0] to get into first array, but how can pass to array side by side like this "MetaTag_$i_$j". within this structure I put into with   $triplets{"MetaTag_$i_$j"} to abtract the element out from result return by Google. aslo the variable has to be exactly format like "MetaTag_$i_$j" no space, if not it wont recieve any data from Google. thank you so much and I hope I explain detail enough this time

In reply to display MetaTag by Anonymous Monk

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