This is your fourth question at the monastary, so welcome. However, you apparently have not paid attention to your posts, nor to any of the site documentation. This leaves it very difficult to read your code - your earlier questions involved very little code, so were much easier to mentally parse. As your questions advance, so will your code, and so will its complexity, making it harder and harder to read. Please read Markup in the Monastery and Perl Monks Approved HTML tags. Use the preview, and if it doesn't look readable, keep trying before you post. If you're having trouble, ask on the ChatterBox.
Following these conventions will not only make it easier for us to help, but it's also easier on you. Instead of putting a <br> tag at the end of each line of code, you merely have to put in a <c> tag, paste your code after it, then put a </c> tag after the code. That's it. And then your code will be hugely more readable. Do the same around your sample data, and that will become easier to read as well.
PS: don't forget to read How do I post a question effectively?, too.
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As said, code tags are needed to make code readable. But peering through the fog, it does look like the pattern matching to get email addresses is inappropriate. The data appears to enclose email addresses in angle brackets, so having split on colon-space, additional pattern matching needs to be performed on the fields array to extract the required data from the fields.
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SOPW approved, not for the question, but for the replies above.
And approved with at least as much reluctance as vboy1997 asserts he felt in posting it, for all the reasons mentioned above.
And please don't post unexpurgated email addresses belonging to others. Doing so makes them easy to harvest. | [reply] |