the for loop could be rewritten as: 
my $path = "http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=1044;next=";
foreach my $i (0..20) {
   my $url = $path . 15 * $i;
}

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Going over 300 doesn't error out, it returns empty and prompts for a new node. So I'm not sure how you could do a while construct unless you checked the page length returned, and saw it was smaller than a page with listings.

You may prefer using the print format instead of standard layout by adding displaytype to your url  http://www.perlmonks.org/?displaytype=print;node_id=1044;next=100

As the others have said, you shouldn't pound on the server, and you really should use the is_success(get($url)) before concatenating to your file. And you're not going to get any of the "Read More..." text from these either.

But it's interesting :-) I read through all the CUFP when I first discovered Perl Monks.

Cheers

In reply to Re: Cool Uses, re-used by elwarren
in thread Cool Uses, re-used by nnvsnu

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