Greg Hendershott wrote on 6/6/19 9:51 PM:
Although I don't think I currently /need/ a streaming parser for speed or space
reasons, I can imagine using one.
I'm not certain I immediately need the performance boost either. But a
Web proxy idea I'm toying with would need at least one great DSL,
Although I don't think I currently /need/ a streaming parser for speed
or space reasons, I can imagine using one.
I'd suggest making something where the user supplies an "on-element"
"callback", which is called with each element -- plus the "path" of
ancestor elements. The user's callback can do w
If anyone has a use for a *streaming* permissive HTML parser (i.e., one
that calls your specific bits of code while it's parsing, rather than it
constructing some kind of representation of the entire page for your
code to process afterwards), I'd be interested in what specifically
you'd like it
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