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I am reading files from a directory /../test1, each text file has an URL address (http://...) on its first line. I want to parse the URL and save all what follows the label "content" into an array + filename

Input:
a text file with the url on top 

http://www.yyy.com/store/application/meraqf?origin=rrr.jsp&event=link(
+goto)&content=/asp/administrative/catalog/products/Network/benefits.j
+sp.

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output:
<Textfile>
filename: {some.txt}
Keys: {asp,administrative,catalog,products,Network,benefits}
{some.txt,asp,administrative,catalog,products,Network,benefits}
</Textfile>

Read the files from a directory and put into an array was not a problem, 


my @dirtextfiles=();

while (<*>) 
{
    push (@textfiles,$_) if (-f "$_");
}

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but parsing the line and put it together with the filename (already in an array), I don't really know how... here is what I did... 
# Formatting  question
my $label = "content=";

while(defined($textline=<IN>))
{
    next unless $textline=~/\S/; # ignore blank lines
    next if $textline=~/^\s*".*"\s*$/; # ignore message lines
    chomp($textline);
          
#Extract keys in an output file

my @try = $textline =~ /$label(.*?)\/(.*?)/g;


for (@try) {
  print "{" . $_. . "," . "}";
}


}

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Note: I think I should identify the first "http line" before extract words from the "content=", so I don't need to parse the whole document.
Can somebody help me?
Thanks in advance for you help

In reply to Extracting info from URL into an array by Anonymous Monk

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