Hi Balder,
On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 10:21 PM, Balder VC <li...@redlab.be> wrote:
> Hi Keith, I read it like the OP wants a list of IElements. But only gave the
> Java way of doing that.
>
> Here is the C# way
...
> I'll write pseudo code but it is with anonymous inner classes perhaps OP
> gets more confused. I heard that anonymous inner classes don't work in C#.
> ;)
How true :(
> List myelements = new List();
> XMLWorkerHelper.getInstance().parseXHtml(new ElementHandler() {
> public void add(final Writable w) {
> if (w instanceof WritableElement) {
> List<Element> elements =
> ((WritableElement)w).elements();
> for (Element e : elements) {
> myelements.add(e); // in Java the Paragraph
> extends from java.util.List
> so don't do addAll()
> }
> }
> }
> }, yourhtmlstringorfileresource);
> // do stuff with your myelements
Not sure about Java users, but a **lot** of .NET users seem to want to
convert HTML to PDF. Even though I mostly do web apps (well used to
anyway) I never understood why. But learning the new XmlWorker API is
on my personal TODO list.
Thanks for the tips - keith
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