On Jun 21, 4:34 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gowthamgowtham) wrote:
> > How would I implement this example to parse an HTML file? I know I'm
> > missing something because I don't see a place in the module, or
> > whatever this is, for the HTML file to be referenced. Just assume I
> > know very little.
> > package CommentStripper;
> > require HTML::Filter;
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED](HTML::Filter);
> > sub comment { } # ignore comments
>
> > I have ActiveState 5.8 installed, but I'm a complete n00b, if that
>
> ? wasn't already obvious.
>
> Here, the comment handling method named comment() of HTML::Filter is
> overridden in the new class CommentStripper. The new method does nothing
> (one way to easily ignore comments). All the other methods of HTML::Filter
> will still be accessible to CommentStripper class. See 'perldoc perlboot'
>
> Use it like:
>
> #! /usr/bin/perl
>
> use strict;
> use warnings;
>
> use lib "."; # Assuming CommentStripper.pm is in $PWD
>
> use CommentStripper;
>
> my $p = CommentStripper->new->parse_file( "my.html" );
>
> > Thanks,
>
> HTH,
> Gowtham
Thanks, works like a charm.
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