Thank you, Bjorn, I found html.parser.analyzer to be the same way, _good
enough_ .
Cheers
On 2016-11-19 01:42, Björn Lindqvist wrote:
> I think the reason it is parsed into a vector of start and end tags is
> because it is much simpler when not all of the html data is available.
> Or you are
I think the reason it is parsed into a vector of start and end tags is
because it is much simpler when not all of the html data is available.
Or you are dealing with broken html code. There is no real XPath
support in any Factor vocab as far as I'm aware of. I once wrote a
half-completed binding