in reply to html into an array
If the data is in an HTML table, AnyData can use HTML::TableExtract to get that, see my response to davidrw below.use AnyData; my $arrayRef = adConvert( 'Text', # input is plain text 'http://host/path/foo.html', # input comes from a remote file 'ARRAY', # output is an Array reference '', # output not sent to file {eol=>"\n"} # define the eol for reading input );
update : but, um, duh, that won't let you strip the HTML so, nevermind, but if your data is in an HTML table, the solution below would work.
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