Unfortunately it doesn't print href attributes of links.
I also tried HTML::Scrubber as proposed by Carl Franks, but basically it keeps
some tags we chose to allow.
In fact, I'm looking for something that could convert my html file to a plain
text file, so that no markup is allowed at all.
For example, a link like that:
<a href="http://site.example";>A link</a>
would be transformed into something like:
A link
http://site.example
I'm sure that a module doing that exists on cpan.
Thanks,
Xavier
I'm brand spankin' new to Catalyst and haven't worked with Perl for 5
years, so I can't give you a suggestion within the framework or CPAN.
But if you're looking at doing a one time conversion of an HTML file to
text, you could do this using the backtick operators:
`lynx -dump http://www.urltoconverttotext.com`
Or
`lynx -dump /path/to/file.html`
and capture what is returned.
You wouldn't want to do this every time a page is viewed, however.
Brian
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