Hi zogness,

So - what's your question? Does the code you have not work how you want it to - if so, what's going wrong?

I haven't used those modules recently myself, but I'm guessing that you need to fetch the page, *then* do the regexp matching and print the result. But maybe not. It's been a while.

Just from looking at it (haven't tried running it), it looks as though the code you have will try to fetch the result of running the regexp on each of your URL strings - which won't match, so you're asking it to fetch an empty list. Kinda guessing here though, really.

Best wishes,
andye

In reply to Re: HTTP::Request pipe through regex by andye
in thread HTTP::Request pipe through regex by zogness

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