Two comments on your question:

First, it's considered bad form here to keep reposting the same question. Your reposted question was removed from the queue for this reason. You should do some reading over at the FAQ to learn more about how things work here: About the PerlMonks FAQ

Secondly, I'd love to know where are you getting this Error message from? What program? What operating system? More background info will help all of us understand your question.

We want to help you, if you can provide us more info.

--bibo

In reply to Re: How to tell if the content of one tag is completely contained within another? by bibo
in thread How to tell if the content of one tag is completely contained within another? by prasadbabu

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