Thank you for the code rewrite and the interest you have in this problem. While running your code I was presented with 500 ISE: 
syntax error at newparse.pl line 63, near "+}"
Can't use global $1 in "my" at newparse.pl line 72, near "= $1"
Can't use global $! in "my" at newparse.pl line 73, near "$number: $!"
Can't use global $! in "my" at newparse.pl line 76, near "$number: $!"

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And I cannot use your script for anything but reference because there are many things within your version that I don't understand (most of your script actually). Using HTML::Tree the code may not have been perfect but I understood all of what I was trying to do.

I will definitely keep this script and I will try to work out the bugs. Thanks!

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Which loop should I use? by coldfingertips
in thread Which loop should I use? by coldfingertips

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