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Specify multiple classes in HTML :: Element look_down for Perl?

I am using HTML :: TreeBuilder to parse some HTML.

Can you specify multiple classes in the look_down procedure ?

To search in search mode using HTML -

for ( $tree->look_down( 'class' => 'postbody'))

I also had to look for an extra class 'postprofile'in the same loop.

Is there a way to do this without using a new one - for ( $tree->look_down( 'class' => 'postprofile' ))

Since this returns two result sets, while I only need one combined set.

I tried to use - for ( $tree->look_down( 'class' => 'postbody||postprofile')) However, this did not work,

Thanks in advance.

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$tree->look_down( 'class' => qr/^(?:postbody|postprofile)$/)
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