Generally what I'll do for a situation like this is something like:

# Copy the hash for readability
# (S|C)ould be updated to reference instead of copy
my %attribs = %{$token->[2]};

$tag = '<a';
foreach $name keys (%attribs) {
 $tag .= " $attrib=$attribs{$name}";
}
$tag .= '>';

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I find this easier to read than the code you have above, though it's probably not as efficient. I'm sure one of the more experienced Monks will one-up me here but this is what works for me. The above snippet (s|c)ould be updated to reference the hash instead of copying it but I want to be fairly certain the code I give you works.

Update: Ovid has a better solution. See "one of the more experienced Monks..." above.

In reply to Re: Rebuilding changed tags with HTML::TokeParser by Ionizor
in thread Rebuilding changed tags with HTML::TokeParser by swiftone

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