Re: XHTML Parser

[dda <headspin at gmail dot com>]

Hmmm, xmllint [included in libxml2] parses xhtml. I did some
experimenting a few days ago with tidy and xmllint [tidy to output
some "safe" xhtml], and xmllint's mini shell provided what I needed –
which was little.

OTOH, I haven't played with libxml2 in a while, so I dunno how hard
declaring into it would be. But in any case, I'd advise you to tidy
your xhtml first to be sure it doesn't make the parser bork.

HTH


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On 7/31/05, Thom McGrath <lists at thezaz dot com> wrote:
> I need to parse XHTML. Thought that the built-in XML parser would do
> the trick, but it fails. Is there something out there?
> 
> --
> Thom McGrath

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