At 10:14 +0000 3/7/13, John Delacour wrote:
>On 06/03/2013 15:58, Nick wrote:
>
>>Thanks, that did exactly what I was looking for. But, I realized I also need
>>to do this for anchor tags with relative links, such as:
>><a href="/xxx/yyyyyyyy/zzzzzzz.shtml">ordinateur de bureau</a>
>
>A text filter something like this should do everything you want provided you
>haven't got more than one URL per line.
>
>#!/usr/bin/perl
>use strict;
>my $f = "/tmp/url.txt";
>open my $fh, ">", "$f" or die $!;
>while (<>) {
> /href ?= ?"([^"]*)"/ and print $fh "$1\n";
> print;
>}
>`open -a "bbedit" $f`;
The link at the top starts with a slash meaning it's a complete URI. But mots
links on a site will not be like that. They will have an implied BASE as a
starting point. It might be the initial URL that got you to the site or it
might be explicitly set in the HTML code. You will need to save that
information and apply it to the list of links you're getting. That's not
usually what a text editor is expected to do.
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