> what is the "Perl way" to simultaneously push $1, $2, and $3 to the three arrays @ids, @urls, and @titles?

None, any golfing here would be awkward for just 3 arrays and too hard to maintain.

Truth is - like you already realized - that it doesn't make sense to have three different arrays.

This

    my ($url, $id, $title) = ($_ =~ m|<h6 class="project-title"><a hre
+f="(/proje
+cts/(\d+)/.+?\?ref=discovery)" target="">(.+?)</a></h6>|o );
    push @project, [$url, $id, $title];

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already does the trick.

( IMHO even better $project{$id} = [$url,$title] )

Please note that I didn't try to replace ($url, $id, $title) with @matches cause you'd loose self-documenting names.

But if you really want to condense it further try 

    push @project, [ m|<h6 class="project-title"> ... yadda ... </h6>|
+o ];

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HTH!

Cheers Rolf

PS: Je suis Charlie!

PS: As a side note, better dump references

dump \@urls, \@ids, \@titles;

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In reply to Re: What is Perl way to simultaneously assign to three separate arrays? by LanX
in thread What is Perl way to simultaneously assign to three separate arrays? by CoVAX

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