I bet many there are many other better ways; 

Here is a quick way;

#  Global declarations

open(spooler,"test.html") or die "Can't open file\n";
while($spool=<spooler>){
    $spool;
    @value=split(/<*>*</,$spool);
    $i=0;$j=0;
    while ($i<= $#value) {
        if ($value[$i] =~  /lt=c24/i ) {
            $value[$i] =~  s/lt=c24>//g;
            @val1=split(/ /,$value[$i]);
           }
        if($value[$i] =~ /^jtitle>/i) {
           #$value[$i]    =~  s/^jtitle>//ig;
           $val2[$j]=$value[$i];
           $j++;
           }
        $i++;
   }
}

for($n=0;$n<$j; $n++)
{
    print $val1[$n]."  <".$val2[$n]."<jtitle>\n";
}

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Hope it helps!

In reply to Re: Backtracking by sapnac
in thread Backtracking by nganesh

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