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I meant something different. Not the whitespace, but the newline character. The original HTML is like this (I'll point the spaces and newlines):

<td valign="top">9506 PASTURE DRIVE\s\n<---- OOLTEWAH, TN 37363</td>

So the Street number and street name are separated from city, state, zip be a newline. But both as_text and as_trimmed_text cut this newline. Because some cities consist of 2 words it will be painful to parse them.

Is it possible to preserve the newline?


In reply to Re^2: HTML::Element newline character by usr345
in thread HTML::Element newline character by usr345

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