I'm guessing that you won't get much (serious) help on this -- you're asking us to spend significant time to debug a piece of code. You've come to the wrong site for that.

Here's what this site (and community) is about: you bring your boiled-down, condensed, pithy Perl question to us, and we give you lots of varied answers and different approaches. You learn something, and perhaps we do too.

I suggest you go away and do some work on your question, and come back when you've narrowed it down a bit. Just saying that ... my parsing, or the regular expression is wrong doesn't help us much

Oh, and if you are screen scraping Google, that may be against the TOS.

Alex / talexb / Toronto

"Groklaw is the open-source mentality applied to legal research" ~ Linus Torvalds


In reply to Re: Broken News- Reg. Exp. by talexb
in thread Broken News- Reg. Exp. by Anonymous Monk

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