How to replace particular region only and print all content as a output file.

[vishwa Ram]

Hi all,

I want to replace a particular blocks only not in entire file. But I will give a new output file with replacement. Replacement should not affect other text

		my $table;
		if(m/<tb>(.*?)<\/tb>/msg)
			{
				$table = $&;
			}

		$table =~ s/\|/<\/ce><ce>/g;	#opening and closing cell
		$table =~ s/<ce>(.+)\n/<ce>$1<\/ce><\/r>\n/g; #for closing row
		$table =~ s/\n(.+)<\/ce>/\n<r><ce>$1<\/ce>/g; #for opening row

print OUTFILE $_; # Here is doubt [B]how I can print entire text(output) [/B] from source but with replement in block.

Input file:

Some other text
<tb>
Het blijvend beeld der Hollandse Kunst|1
De Bijbel in Holland's Schilder-cultuur|25
</tb>
Some other text

Output file:

Some other text
<tb>
<r><ce>Het blijvend beeld der Hollandse Kunst</ce><ce>1</ce></r>
</tb>
Some other text

Thank in advance.
vishwa Ramkumar

[eWish]

Are you trying to get the value of $table into your file?

[vishwa Ram]

Dear eWish,

Yes. The output file content is the same order of input file.

Thanks
vishwa Ram

[eWish]

Are you slurping the entire file or are you reading it line by line?

[vishwa Ram]

Dear eWish

I am slurping the entire file as a single line using undef $/="";

Thanks
vishwa Ram

[eWish]

If there is HTML code around the text you want then I would use HTML::Parser or HTML::TokeParse r::Simple from CPAN to get the content. Then change manipulate the text how you want it then write it to a new file.

If it is XML then search for an XML Parser and do the same.