Re: HTML Parser

> I took a look at your site. From the property editor
> screenshot, I can see that it is event-based. While
> this is very good for speed as a general tag-based
> document parser, it leaves me with the job of constructing
> and filling all the data for the object tree I need to have.
>
> What i am lookking for is one that turns all that information
> into objects.

Understandable.

I wrote it as the base that could be used to construct
higher level objects like trees..

I use it to parse several RSS feeds into a tree and it's
pretty simple. Each of the tags, text, data etc. is
returned in its corresponding event as a persistent object
with an index number.

Having that, it's pretty simple..

Speed wise, it's way snappy..

John McTaggart


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