> > From:
Michael Geary
> > Speaking of sincere flattery, has anyone seen Hpricot?
> > It's an HTML parser and munger for Ruby that uses
> > Speaking of sincere flattery, has anyone seen Hpricot?
> > It's an HTML parser and munger for Ruby that uses
> From: Yehuda Katz
> It doesn't use "jQuery style expressions." From what I can
> tell, it uses jQuery itself. There have been a few occasions
> where I was using hPricot and it seemed to call a jQuery
> method that wasn't implemented in hPricot. Weird.
> It doesn't use "jQuery style expressions." From what I can
> tell, it uses jQuery itself. There have been a few occasions
> where I was using hPricot and it seemed to call a jQuery
> method that wasn't implemented in hPricot. Weird.
Say what? That's not how Hpricot works at
all.
Hpricot is a
Ruby library, written in Ruby and C. I run it on a server that has no _javascript_
interpreter. I'm fairly certain that it is not running jQuery
behind my back.
You can read the Hpricot
source code here:
Hpricot has its own Ruby implementation of jQuery-like expressions.
That code is in elements.rb:
I wonder if you were thinking
of Why the Lucky Stiff's "balloon" demo site?
The demo page does indeed use jQuery for the "Click here
to view the code" effect.
If it was something else, I'd be curious to know the
details.
-Mike
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