Yeah, thats what I was looking for.
## i shouldn't do this, should i?
#
#open(HTML,">html.txt");
#print HTML @html;
#close(HTML);

my $html;
foreach my $line (@html) {
    $html .= $line;
}


## extract table info from array
#
my $extract = new HTML::TableExtract( headers => ['Date','Numbers'] );
my $ts;
my $row;
undef $/;

## help? 
#
#open(HTML, "html.txt");
#my $lotto = <HTML>;
#close(HTML);


open(NUMBERS, ">c4_numbers.txt");

## changed $lotto to $html
$extract->parse($html);

foreach $ts ($extract->table_states) {
    foreach $row ($ts->rows) {
    print NUMBERS join(":", @$row), "\n"; 
    }
}

close(HTML);
close(NUMBERS);

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   --JD

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Just Another Lotto Script by draper7
in thread Just Another Lotto Script by draper7

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