ve got 25 Tsd files - all are stored in one folder.
each site contains Adresses (see below) Each data-set has got a unique ID-Number!
First task is to take all the 25 thousand html-files and to strip out - (parse) the therein contained adress-sets. This is a Perl-task! Sure thing!

see a dataset:

Name: Mister Miller
Adresse:
Telefon:
Fax:
ID-Nummer: 2210202
Mail-Adress: Mister_Miller@hotmail.com
Website: short url: http://www.TheWEBsite.org/ID-Number - here 2210202


The second task can be done with Perl:

In the last line of Adress-set there is an URL - with a short-way that is build up with two pieces

http://www.TheWEBsite.org/ID-Number - here 2210202
in order to rebuild the original URL i have to set the url together and call it.... short url:
http://www.TheWEBsite.org./ID-Number

how should i do this second task!?

look forward to hear from you

In reply to Re2: Data-Parsing: parsing a huge number of files by Perlbeginner1
in thread Data-Parsing: parsing a huge number of files by Perlbeginner1

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