In your closing request:

Without concatenating the data lines, or using a subhash on the hash, is there a way I can keep all that data keyed together?

Is there some reason why you need to avoid concatenating the data lines, or using a multi-level hash? Because I think either of those (actually both) would suit what I think you want... fever's point about joining the regexes seems like a very plausible place to start: 

foreach $line(@urllist){
    $data = get($line);
    if ( $data =~ m!$regex1\r?\n$regex2!io ) {
        $school->{school} = $1;
        ($school->{school}{addr},
         $school->{school}{city},
         $school->{school}{zip},
         $school->{school}{phone},
         $school->{school}{level}) = ($2,$3,$4,$5,$6);
    }
# might the two lines show up in reverse order? then
    elsif ( $data =~ m!$regex2\r?\n$regex1!io ) {
        $school->{school} = $3;
        ($school->{school}{addr},
         $school->{school}{city},
         $school->{school}{zip},
         $school->{school}{phone},
         $school->{school}{level}) = ($4,$5,$6,$1,$2);
    }
    else { next }
    print join $/, $school->{school},
            map{$school->{school}{$_}} qw/addr city zip phone level/;
    print $/;
};

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Did I draw the right conclusions about your data? Does this break some condition that you left out of your post? (update: fixed indentation)

In reply to Re: Question on anon hashes by graff
in thread Question on anon hashes by Popcorn Dave

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