Sorry ,

Well the html file that comes back to my program lets say test.html has certain entries like location country etc...

so the file looks like this ;Cost Center Desc.
;FX IT EFX;

;Town
;London ;

So what i want to do is search for town, and then grab the answer of the next line..

Something like $line =~ /Town/ , and the answer i am looking for is the next line which is London. You see these came from a table in html format, and i stripped out the html so i just have text, so this is what i am left with..

#!/home/cuthbe/bin/perl open(T,"test.html") || die ("Unable to open file. $!\n"); foreach (<T>) { s/<[^>]+>//g; s/&nbsp//g; s/<!//g; if($_ =~ /Town/) { printf $$; } #printf; }

Edited by Chady -- added code tags.


In reply to Re: Re: HTML Formattting by minixman
in thread HTML Formattting by minixman

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