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Take a look at HTML::Parser it already does what you want to do. You'll be better off if you don't reinvent this very complicated wheel.
If you really want to do a parser for academic reason I would recommend at least using Parse::RecDescent written by TheDamian this will get you though the tags correctly. Else you might just be looking for a text based browser like lynx it will run on *nix and M$ Win As for your post you can use <code> </code> tags to get you spacing and wrapping correct. I also lets other monks DL your code. There are several resources on Perlmonks that can help you out such as turnstep's home node. Enjoy Perlmonks UPDATE: as crazyinsomniac pointed out I would be remiss if I did not point out that some searches could have helped out finding some similar nodes like: Search is your friend :) Some other nodes to read On asking for help and How to ReadTheFineManual grep
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