Just to show you how darn easy, accurate, deep, and fast some of this is with XML::LibXML... 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use XML::LibXML;

# This is a shortcut, see the docs for more formal usage.
my $doc = XML::LibXML->new->parse_html_fh(*DATA);
my $root = $doc->getDocumentElement;
my ( $head ) = $root->findnodes("head");
my ( $body ) = $root->findnodes("body");

print "Head stuff...\n";

for my $refresh ( $head->findnodes('meta[@http-equiv]') )
{
    print "\t", $refresh->getAttribute("content"), "\n";
}

print "\nBody stuff...\n";

for my $link ( $body->findnodes('a[@href]') )
{
    printf("%25s --> %s\n",
           $link->textContent || $link->getAttribute("title") || "n/a"
+,
           $link->getAttribute("href")
          );
}

# print $doc->serialize(1);

__DATA__
PUT YOUR HTML DOCUMENT DOWN HERE.
Took it out for space.

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Reproducing the same output/report format you want is left as an excercise for the reader. :) The docs for the family of modules are terse but quite good once you see the big picture. There are options to allow more liberal/broken HTML to be parsed (or attempted anyway).

In reply to Re: HTML::Parser fun by Your Mother
in thread HTML::Parser fun by FreakyGreenLeaky

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