nd my self I want lst[4]
>
> This is often a cause for errors.
It sounds like you should wrap that list in an object more reminding of
the source data, then.
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I'm considering using the ElementTree Tidy HTML Tree Builder for a web
spidering program I'm developing.
However, my program must be able to extract certain information from
HTML comments.
I'm basically creating my trees like this:
TidyHTMLTreeBuilder.parse(urllib.urlopen(url))
What I want to k
