that's pretty easy to use, buuut

a request

I'd also like a get_hashtoken method, wich would return a hashref token, that'd look someting like:

$VAR1 = { 'type' => 'S', # or T|E|C|D|PI
          'tag' => 'html',
          'attr' => {},
          'attrseq' => [],
          'text' => '<HTML>',
        };

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so then I could do 
my $token = $parser->get_hashtoken();
if($token->{type} eq 'S') {
    if(exists $token->{attrs}->{href}) {
        print Data::Dumper::DumperX($token);
    }
}

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still no array indices to remember, and less methods ;)

Also, please get rid of the autoload magic, you're not Lincoln Stein (it is unneccessary, you don't have that many methods like CGI.pm, and it slows things down, please .. if your arms are cramping up, i'll volunteer to do the typing).

update: on the AUTOLOAD issue, I too want to ask "Anyone else think that the AUTOLOAD should go?"

 
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