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HTML::Table is used for creating tables, rather than reading them. I suspect you meant HTML::TableExtract?

Again, however, I suspect that that won't really work either as it discards all information that it doesn't need.

You probably just want to build a handler onto HTML::Parser:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use HTML::Parser; my $in_table = 0; my $p = HTML::Parser->new( default_h => [ sub { print shift unless $in_table }, 'text'], start_h => [ sub { shift eq 'table' ? $in_table++ : $in_table || print shift }, 'tagname, text'], end_h => [ sub { shift eq 'table' ? $in_table-- : $in_table || print shift }, 'tagname, text'], ); $p->parse_file(shift || die "Need a file") || die $!;

Tony


In reply to Re: RE: embedded table remover by salvadors
in thread embedded table remover by BigJoe

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