Because HTML::TokeParser is a HTML::Parser, you can try to add handler-subs for start/end events with an argspec of 'line'.

Something like 


use HTML::TokeParser;
my $line;

sub lineHandler {
     $line = $_[0];
}

my $p = HTML::TokeParser->new($ARGV[0]);

$p->handler(start => \&lineHandler, 'line');
$p->handler(end => \&lineHandler, 'line');

while (my $token = $p->get_token() ) {

    my @tag = @{$token};

    if( $tag[0] eq 'S' || $tag[0] eq 'E' ){
        print "$line: $tag[@tag-1]\n" ;
   }
}

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This is completly untested and "just written" after a quick scan of the HTML-Parser documentation, but I hope it helps.

regards,
tomte

An intellectual is someone whose mind watches itself.
-- Albert Camus

In reply to Re: HTML::TokeParser Line numbers by Tomte
in thread HTML::TokeParser Line numbers by jithoosin

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