Yes, drop me a note if you get stuck.
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base64.decodestring('cHRtY2dAYXVzdGluLnJyLmNvbQ==')
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Paul, thanks a lot.
It seems to work but I will have to study the sample hard to be able to
do the exercise (the extraction of the
description ) successfully. Is it possible to email you if I need some
help with that exercise?
Thanks again for help
Lad.
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Lad -
Well, here's what I've got so far. I'll leave the extraction of the
description to you as an exercise, but as a clue, it looks like it is
delimited by "View Detail " at
the beginning, and "Quantity: 500" at the end, where 500 could be
any number. This program will print out:
['Title:', 'S
Paul,
Thank you for your reply.
Here is a test page that I woul like to test with PyParsing
http://www.ourglobalmarket.com/Test.htm
>From that
I would like to extract the tittle ( it is below Lanjin Electronics
Co., Ltd. )
(Sell 2.4GHz Wireless Mini Color Camera With Audio Function )
descriptio
La -
In general, I have shied away from doing general-purpose HTML parsing
with pyparsing. It's a crowded field, and it's likely that there are
better candidates out there for your problem. I've heard good things
about BeautifulSoup, but I've also heard from at least one person that
they prefer
Lad wrote:
I came across pyparsing module by Paul McGuire. It seems to be nice but
I am not sure if it is the best for my need.
I need to extract some text from html page. The text is in tables and a
table can be inside another table.
Is it better and easier to use the pyparsing module or HTMLpar
On 28 Mar 2005 12:01:34 -0800, Lad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I came across pyparsing module by Paul McGuire. It seems to be nice but
> I am not sure if it is the best for my need.
> I need to extract some text from html page. The text is in tables and a
> table can be inside another table.
> Is
