Here's a start:

use warnings;
use strict;

my $s='^Pbishop@yahho.com^H17769025^D3352^Vblueangel@accessmo.com^H177
+69714^'.
  'D3352^Oboe@­stooges.com^H17773126^D3352^Mbirk@joke.com^H17773968^D3
+352^'.
  'Rbobfitz@mcione.com^H­17768877^D3352^Nbob@yohaoo.com^H17769806^D335
+2^R';
$.=0;
map{my($f)=/@(.*?)\./;$.++;$.{$f}++}grep{/@/}split/\^/,$s;
print"Addresses: $.\n",join"\n",map{"$_: $.{$_}"}keys(%.);

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Prints:

Addresses: 6
­stooges: 1
joke: 1
yahho: 1
yohaoo: 1
accessmo: 1
mcione: 1

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DWIM is Perl's answer to Gödel

In reply to Re: Cout & parsing by GrandFather
in thread Cout & parsing by Bugorr

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