Assuming your data is as simple as you present it 
my @hrefs = qw(
  href="/something/something1/html"
  href="/abc.html"
  href="blah.html"
  href="/dir1/dir2/dir3/test"
);

## new arrray
my @links = map /"(.*)"/, @hrefs;

## modify @hrefs
s/href="(.*)"/$1/ for @hrefs;

print "links - \n", map("\t$_\n", @links), $/;
print "hrefs - \n", map("\t$_\n", @hrefs), $/;

__output__

links - 
        /something/something1/html
        /abc.html
        blah.html
        /dir1/dir2/dir3/test

hrefs - 
        /something/something1/html
        /abc.html
        blah.html
        /dir1/dir2/dir3/test

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See. map and perlre for more info on the code above.
HTH

_________
broquaint

In reply to Re: Help on parsing an array by broquaint
in thread Help on parsing an array by Anonymous Monk

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