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#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; use LWP::Simple; use XML::Simple; use Data::Dumper; use Text::Table; ##### CONFIG my @monks = qw{ }; #Add your monks here ##### END CONFIG my $table = Text::Table->new("#Latitude", "Longitude", "Monk Name"); foreach my $monk (@monks) { my $node_xml = get("http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?type=use +r&displaytype=xml&node=".$monk); unless($node_xml) { warn "Failed to get contents of node $monk: $!\n"; next; } my $content = eval {XMLin($node_xml)}; if($@) { warn "parsing ",$monk,"'s homenode failed: $@\n"; next; } my $monk_location = extract_location_tag($content->{data}{fiel +d}{doctext}{content}); if($monk_location) { my $long = sprintf("%02.2f", $monk_location->{"long"}) +; my $lat = sprintf("%02.2f", $monk_location->{"lat"}); $table->load([$lat, $long, '"'.$monk.'"']); } else { warn "$monk has no location tag, or parsing failed\n"; } } print $table; #Yuck. Here be beasties. sub extract_location_tag { my $input = shift; my $results = {}; foreach my $line (split "\n", $input) { # Spli +t HTML on newlines? Bad Idea. next unless($line =~ /<!--/i); next unless($line =~ /location\s*:/i); $line =~ s/-->//g; $results->{long} = $1 if($line =~ /longitude\s*=\s*([- +0-9.]+)/i); $results->{lat} = $1 if($line =~ /latitude\s*=\s*([-0 +-9.]+)/i); } return undef unless($results->{long} and $results->{lat}); $results->{long} = parse_location_coord($results->{long}, "lon +g"); $results->{lat} = parse_location_coord($results->{lat}, "lat" +); return $results; } sub parse_location_coord { my $coord = shift; my $type = shift; my ($deg, $min, $sec) = split '\.', $coord; $deg ||= 0; $min ||= 0; $sec ||= 0; if($type eq "long") { $deg = ($deg >= -180 ? $deg : -180); #Long's + range is twice that $deg = ($deg <= 180 ? $deg : 180); } else { $deg = ($deg >= -90 ? $deg : -90); # of la +t. $deg = ($deg <= 90 ? $deg : 90); } $min = ($min >= 0 ? $min : 0); $sec = ($sec >= 0 ? $sec : 0); $min = ($min <= 59 ? $min : 59); $sec = ($sec <= 59 ? $sec : 59); if($deg =~ /^\s*-/) { #If it starts with a '-', it +'s /probably/ negative. Not nice. $min = -$min; $sec = -$sec; } #decimalize return($deg + ($min/60) + ($sec/3600)); }

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