Attached is a patch to add XML support to the python parser. My patch currently only handles 0.91/92 RSS feeds, but it would be easy to add additional handlers for more types of xml content.
Right now the handler just parses the xml raw, but I'm thinking that using xsl to make simple html output which is then passed to the existing HTMLParser might be a better solution. I assume this is the concept JPluck uses, no? I couldn't really find any implementation suggestions in the list archive so I assume that it hasn't really been discussed? Next, I'm probably showing my ignorance here, but how does one go about coding so that support files (like default stylesheets, for instance) are installed in a lib directory at compile/install time? I assume it's pretty simple and has to do with Makefiles... a quick 'look at this file' would suffice. Lastly, is there any interest in i-mode support? I posted a patch a while back which I wouldn't mind improving on (like adding hires icons, config file options, etc) if there are people who think it is a useful addition. Thanks. -- Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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