Thanks, I wrote a very rudimentary function that simply strips @ and &. I am sure its not quite that simple but for the html fragments I am dealing with it seems to be enough.
-pp On Sun, Jul 25, 2010 at 5:21 PM, Neil Van Dyke <[email protected]> wrote: > Pedro Pinto wrote at 07/25/2010 11:04 AM: > > > > I am using neil/htmlprag to generate sxml and lizorkin/sxml to > manipulate it. I would like to mash together the resulting sxml with my own > generated xexprs. Is there a recommended way to go about this? Ideally I > would like to be able to use both xexprs and sxml since each format seems to > have a different set of useful toolkits. > > I think that the short-term solution is to write an "shtml->xexprs" > procedure. This procedure is mostly just a simple tree traversal. (I wrote > such a procedure, but regrettably no longer have access to that code.) > > Longer-term, I plan to release some libraries and a spec for a new format > that's mostly backward-compatible with both SXML and xexprs, and that adds a > few things that neither format has. I've actually found only one nontrivial > difference between SXML and xexprs, and I don't think that difference is > worth fragmenting the base of libraries over, nor worth the increased bugs > as programmers intermix both formats in their code. (I did most of this > library and spec work last year, but it needs polishing up and be reviewed > by SXML and PLT people, so that the spec is fairly stable before anyone > starts depending on it. I've also committed to doing a couple SRFIs on the > spec and libraries.) > > -- > http://www.neilvandyke.org/ >
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