On Sun, Jun 26, 2016 at 06:14:50PM -0300, Bernardo Ezequiel Contreras wrote:
> Imagine that you have to do some data scraping work, what tool would you
> use?
> I know about ZnClient, Soup, NeoCSV, NeoJSON, is there something else that
> i'm not aware of it?
I used Todd Blanchard's HTML parser bac
I scrapped all the magic cards (bad bad practice) using Soup.
It could be easier but it worked for me. This is why I maintain it and
added tests.
Stef
Le 26/6/16 à 23:14, Bernardo Ezequiel Contreras a écrit :
Hi,
Imagine that you have to do some data scraping work, what tool would
you use?
Hello
I have used Soup, but I now prefer XMLHTMLParser, because I find it easier to
relate the structure of the XML output to that of the original web page. It is
also possible to use XPath to locate the target area more quickly. I
particularly like Monty’s ‘Smalltalkish’ adaptation of XPath
I can imagine that too :) because Soup was often trial and error.
Stef
Le 27/6/16 à 11:26, PBKResearch a écrit :
Hello
I have used Soup, but I now prefer XMLHTMLParser, because I find it
easier to relate the structure of the XML output to that of the
original web page. It is also possible
Hi guys - I finally got some free time to take a look at Pharo-5 and wanted
Launcher back as well - I just downloaded it on my mac and I’m wondering if
something is wrong?
The UI doesn’t look right (compared to the older 4.x version) - the top panel
is white, and there is a grey run button next
[sorry for the late reply]
Thanks Clément for your information.
I have added a slice with your description of the primitive.
https://pharo.fogbugz.com/f/cases/18632/Virtual-Machine-parameters-need-to-be-documented
Can the information about the cache be in the standard image and VM? This would
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