Hi, Monks! I tried to get answer from comp.lang.perl.misc, but I failed to get an ultimate answer. I just wrote short Perl script aiming at the processes below
step 1) read "20.xml" in my C:\perl folder
step 2) extract links in "20.xml"
e.g. extracting "Link A, B, C,..." from 20.xml
<permalink> Link A </permalink>
...
<permalink> Link B </permalink>
...
<permalink> Link C </permalink>
...
step 3) save links at "20.txt"

Below is what I have written until now.
I'm lost what line should be added, what should be corrected...
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use LWP::Simple;
use XML::TokeParser;
use XML::Simple;

my $t;
my $cont = get("20.xml");
my $p = new XML::TokeParser(\$cont);
   $t = $p->get_tag("permalink");
   $t = $p->get_trimmed_text("/permalink");

      getstore($t, "20.txt");

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If you had read this question from news group.I do apologize for repetition. If any monk knows the answer for this question, please let me know.
Thank you, always. A baby monk from Buffalo,NY.

In reply to XML::TokeParser, how to use it?? by peacekorea

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