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  • junkchiu
    started a topic remove contents between tags
    in Perl

    remove contents between tags

    want to remove "content" between two corresponding tags. What's the best way of doing it? I want to remove contents between <SEC-HEADER> and <table> tags. I have different tags, and I want to remove contents from html code, and what is the best way of scanning the file just once. I know I can count the number of lines in between but it deosn't seem to be efficeint.

    Thanks,



    Code:
    <SEC-HEADER>0001047469-08-001731.hdr.sgml
    ...
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    Last edited by eWish; Sep 23 '08, 10:32 PM. Reason: Please use code tags

  • junkchiu
    replied to how to input and ouput using perl
    in Perl
    Just to clarify. this is a research project for "my own research"... Not a project for the class. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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  • junkchiu
    replied to how to input and ouput using perl
    in Perl
    Thanks,
    this is for a research project. If there are any codes that are very similar to the task I just describe, it will be very helpful. I just need any programing language which can easily implement it. It doesn't necessarily need to be Perl.
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  • junkchiu
    started a topic how to input and ouput using perl
    in Perl

    how to input and ouput using perl

    I have a very specific task, and I am hoping to use Perl to solve it. I have 1500+ company name, city, and state information but I need street address. Therefore, I want to input the information to www.yellowpage. com and search for the street address and zip code of the company. I understand there might more than one result in the ouput page so I just need to store the first one. For example, on the yellowpage.com if I type KPMG and Los Angeles,...
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