Re: Accessing elements in array returned by HTML::TokeParser

a few notes/questions/comments...

why are you opening the out file inside the while loop? why not open once at beginning?
Something like open MYOUTFILE, ($append?'>>':'>'), "newttest2.out"; prevents duplicate code and folds those 8 lines into 1..
what is $c2? why isn't it the same thing as $count?
This line shouldn't even compile: $p2[$c2] = HTML::TokeParser->new(#$data2[$c2]); (the '#' in there is a comment)
are you using use strict; and use warnings; ?
where are the relevant variables declared/how are the initialized?
what's $c1 used for (versus say $c2)?

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Re^2: Accessing elements in array returned by HTML::TokeParser by Anonymous Monk on Mar 08, 2006 at 21:17 UTC
-i attempted the while loop inside with the same results -thanks for the shorthand -i used count to set a range: eg: 2100 to 2110 -the # was a typo, not in the program -yes -the variables are declared above the while loop and are declared as follows: `my @title2 = ""; my @price; my @title; my @url2; my @data2; my @token2; my @p2; my @release; my $c1=0; my $c2=0; my $c3=0; my $count=21101; my $count2=0; my $append = 0;` [download] -$c1 is used for multiple instances of results based on the html search for text data. For example when parsing information based on the tags set $c1 may yield several (in my case 4) different text outputs, I want the 2nd of the 4, which is working.	[reply] [d/l]
Re^3: Accessing elements in array returned by HTML::TokeParser by Anonymous Monk on Mar 08, 2006 at 23:43 UTC
Thanks for the help. I figured it out. The title array instead of creating a new instance of itself each time just piled the data on top of one another. When modified to `$title[$c2*2]` everything came out all right. Thanks again. Edited by planetscape - added code tags so square brackets would not linkify	[reply] [d/l]