I'm not very good at the split command. I have 
     @lineTokens = split(/(.*)<(.*)=(.*)"(.*)>(.*)/, $lines[$l]);

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What that line does is it reads in a line of HTML and parses it into smaller divisions. It gives me a token of "a href" to tell me that it is a link. Then the next token in line is the actual link. This works great, until I get to a line that has multiple links on it because I only get the last link for some reason. Does anyone know how to fix that problem? If you know a better way to parse the lines, that will work. I can't use any modules because I don't have the necessary permissions to install them.

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