Hi,
maybe I missed some more convenient methods, but here are my solutions so
far:
That's a working snippet for reading out a key-value pair from an HTML
table:
for my $details ($tables[4]->find('tr')->each) {
my ($key,$value)
= map { $_->all_text } $details->find('td')->each;
$result{$key} = $value;
}
My first attempt was something like
my ($key,$value) = $details->find('td')->each->all_text; # WRONG
which does not work.
Then I tried map and ended in something complex like this one
my ($key,$value) = @{
Mojo::DOM->new("<b>K</b><b>V</b>")
->find("b")
->map(sub {$_->text})
->to_array
};
I still would like my first attempt, which is IMHO more natural, but maybe
against technically oriented design.
Comments?
Helmut Wollmersdorfer
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