Dear Monks

I am playing with the module Google::Search to search the top results of a simple query. The module works fine. Though, I couldn't figure out how to restrict the search to a specific language. So far as I know the API supports this (lr=_lang_xx). Any Idea?

    use Google::Search;
    my $search = Google::Search->Web([ lr => 'it' ], query => "site:su
+nrise.ch" );
    while ( my $result = $search->next ) {
        print $result->rank, " ", $result->uri, "\n";
    }

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This code snippet produces results in all languages used by this multilanguage site.

Thank you for your ideas. Welle

In reply to Google::Search language by welle

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