Re: HTML-Tree

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Robin,

the question posed just hit me when i read that posting and i acted 
in a bit of haste.

none the less, i do find, and will extract value from your 'quick to be 
critical' feedback.

Thanks for the words, my apologies for the mis-post.

Rich.

> >I've been tinkering w/ perl dev for a short while and I always use the
> >subroutine shown below for parsing forms. I saw the posting from darryl
> >(above) and was wondering if the HTML::Parse accomplishes the same
> >thing??
> 
> 
> I'm sorry to be blunt but this is definitely not the place to ask such a
> question. This is *not* a CGI relatd mailing list. Is it so hard to just
> RTFM ? 
> 
> To begin with, HTML::Parse is deprecated so you shouldn't even be thinking
> about it. And then what replaces it -- HTML::Parser -- does not do that at
> all. If you want form parsing you should logically look into CGI.pm.
> 
> Of course, all of this is thouroughly documented in very readable manpages
> that come with those packages.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Robin Berjon
> Perl R&D - WebDesign
> "What I like about deadlines is the lovely whooshing sound they make as
> they rush past." --Douglas Adams
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