1. "i would be happy to have a template that can be runned with"
    Sorry, this is NOT a free-coding service. But some of those who responded to your prior post might be "happy" to take on that job for $$$
  2. "a simple example... is this all right ?"
    Around here, we favor the practice "Try it and see; then bring a question (if any) with specifics of what you tried and how it failed."
  3. This new thread appears to be a followup to Re^4: HTML-Parser: a newbie question: need to extract exactly line 999 out of 5000 files.. ". At a minimum, you could make life easier for those who would help (for free) by referencing that... and indeed, the entire previous thread. And some would argue that this should be merely a new node in that thread.

In reply to Re: Xpather running against a simple HTML-document - testing and evaluation by ww
in thread Xpather running against a simple HTML-document - testing and evaluation by Perlbeginner1

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