Great, in that case I'll use this patched version of htmlprag with guile-lib now.
After a little bit of testing it looking like this patch did the trick -
here's the shtml of the HTML file in my original email:
(*TOP* (*DECL* DOCTYPE html)
(html
(head
(title Example)
)
(body
(header (@ (class exampleHeader))
(img (@ (id bannerImage) (src
https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/static/base/img/branding.png)))
(div
(p (@ (id labelName)) A label for the header.)
)
(p (@ (id labelDescription)) Some description of the header.)
)
(div (@ (id exampleDiv))
(hr)
(div (@ (id divMessage)) An example message.)
)
(footer (@ (id footer)))
)
)
)
Which looks a lot better - the p tag is nested inside the div, and my
sxpath expression '(// html body (header (@ (equal? (class
"exampleHeader")))) div) gives me the following (I've taken the escaped
characters and whitespace strings out):
((div
(p (@ (id "labelName"))
"A label for the header.")))
Thanks a lot for your help with this, it's very much appreciated!
(Likewise if I ever find myself with some time, I might review the code
for html-parsing and see whether porting it to RnRS is something I could
realistically work on.)
Cheers,
Kenan
On 7/9/19 6:55 am, Neil Van Dyke wrote:
> Kenan Toker wrote on 9/6/19 12:09 AM:
> > With that in mind, if I were to choose one of the 'distributions' of
> htmlprag, is there one you yourself would pick?
>
> I suspect that the version in guile-lib (plus the patch I sent
> yesterday) is best.
>
> (Realistically, I probably can't work on anything better anytime soon,
> unless a deep-pocketed dotcom wants to get into the Scheming business.)
>
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