I'm trying to parse html documents from the web, using the HTMLParser
class of the HTMLParser module (python 2.3), but some web documents are
not fully valids. When the parser finds an invalid tag, he raises an
exception. Then it seems impossible to resume the parsing just after
where the excep
> AFAIK not with HTMLParser or htmllib. You might try (if you haven't done
> yet) htmllib and see, which parser is more forgiving.
Thanks, I'll try htmllib.
In other case, I found a solution. Feeding data to the HTMLParser by
chunks extracted from the string using string.split("<"), will allow me
> From http://www.crummy.com/software/BeautifulSoup/:
>
> You didn't write that awful page. You're just trying to get
> some data out of it. Right now, you don't really care what
> HTML is supposed to look like.
>
> Neither does this parser.
True, I just want to extract some dat
> AFAIK not with HTMLParser or htmllib. You might try (if you haven't done
> yet) htmllib and see, which parser is more forgiving.
You were right, the HTMLParser of htmllib is more permissive. He just
ignores the bad tags !
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> Are you saying that Beautiful Soup can't parse the HTML? If so, I'm
> sure the author would like an example so he can "fix" it.
I finally use the htmllib module wich is more permissive than the
HTMLParser module when parsing bad html documents.
Anyway, where can I find the author's contact in
installer is amazing.
thanks.
Regards,
Florent Quesselaire
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quot;"
to your source code.
In [9]:data = """eJxzys/Lyi8tUgQADecDAQ==
.9.:"""
In [10]:data.decode("base64").decode("zlib")
Out[10]:'Bonjour!'
If you want to create a .exe with files included, take a look at PyInstaller.
Hope this helps.
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