I'm passing to the parser the result gleaned from using
Text::Context::EitherSide().
I am unable to pass the entire document toe the parser anyway. The files
I am working with can be 60 MB in size and larger. My system freezes up
and crashes.
-- Craig
Gisle Aas wrote:
Craig Cardimon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I'm using HTML::TokeParser to remove HTML. This functions very well
when tags are contained on one line.
What happens when you're reading a file line by line, and the HTML tag
is split between lines? The HTML I'm dealing with is sometimes broken
up. For instance, I'll get lines beginning with "size=2>" which is the
end of a tag that began on the previous line.
Any suggestions or recommendation on cleaning up -- as in removing --
this kind of "broken" HTML?
If you give HTML::TokeParser the whole document to work on it should
not have any problems with tags that span lines. How do you pass the
HTML document to the parser?
Regards,
Gisle
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