With some hash data to describe what should link to where, you could always do something like this to each line of the file and ultimately render the page (as follows): 

my @links = ('colorado-pc','http://colorado:5810',
             'pm',         'http://www.perlmonks.org');
my %linkHash = @links;
my @linkKeys = keys %linkHash;
my @lines = ('christine|colorado10|colorado-pc|10/09/08|XP tom|califor
+nia12|go49ers-pc|09/12/08|vista', 
             'pm');

my $htmlPage = '<html><table>';
foreach my $line (@lines)
{
  # substitute links
  foreach my $link (@linkKeys)
  { 
    my $tmpLink = aWrap($linkHash{$link},$link);    
    $line =~ s/$link/$tmpLink)/g;    
  }
  
  #split the | into table delimeters
  $line =~ s/\|/<\\td><td>/g;

  # tack on table html code
  $line = '<tr><td>'.$line.'</td></tr>';

  #add 2 page
  $htmlPage .= $line;  
}

$htmlPage .= '</table></html>';
print $htmlPage."\n";

sub aWrap {
  my $ref = shift;
  my $title = shift;

 return "<a href='$ref'> $title </a>"

}

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It's a bit wordy, but you get the idea.
Update This isn't the best way, but to do that I'd have to know more about what you've already tried/what libs are you using. Till then, this is A way to do things.

In reply to more like, how2seperate line and render as html Re: Separate word and number by rgiskard
in thread Separate word and number by britney

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