On Mon, 2005-09-05 at 23:51 +0400, Sergey Martynoff wrote: > This is exactly what I was asking about few days ago. There is no > such functionality in wget. As I found in archives, the developers > do not want to implement regexp due to huge size of regexp libs.
Ah, thanks for the info. It could still be useful to add a compile option that would enable using a regex (but defaults to off). > But external filtering seems to be interesting solution. > Recently I made a simple patch to workaround this problem. This > patch adds --output_filter parameter, which is used to specify > external filtering program. Filter is applied not to urls list, > but to whole fetched file right after file saving. The file name > is passed as the last argument to the filter command. I posted > this patch to wget-patches mailing list, and I can send it to you > if you're able to recompile wget on your system. Cool, that sounds good, it would be good if you could send me the patch. I would make the parameter --output-filter myself. I might request that your patch be added to the debian version if it works well for me. -- bye, pabs http://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise
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