Re^2: about retrieving and parsing html without writing on disk

Maybe have a look at $string = $mech->content(...) from WWW::Mechanize

and maybe at HTTP::Response as well, because

$mech->get( $uri )

returns an object of that type.

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Re^3: about retrieving and parsing html without writing on disk by Your Mother (Archbishop) on Apr 10, 2018 at 06:10 UTC
Good note for checking `$response->code` and such. Along those lines, for the OP, if you use WWW::Mechanize remember that it fails hard, dies, on any non-success responses, 400s and 500s, unless you set `autocheck => 0`. You also have access to the response object from the mech object with `$mech->response` so you don't necessarily need a new variable for it.	[reply] [d/l] [select]


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