--- Daniel Veillard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Also, is there an example specific to parsing
> HTML? Or
>
> xmllint --html code.
>
Way to big to make heads and tails of it.
> > is the procedure the same as for xml with the
> > xmlXXXXXXX commands replaced with their
> htmlXXXXXXX equivalents?
>
> basically yes
[...]
> yes, but the best way it to *try* it ! libxml2
>
Yes, well, I've "*tired*" it, with no useful results;
since I'm reading off memory, and since it's suppose
to work like parsing xml, I did it the same way:
xmlDocPtr processSourceCode(char* cString,char*
encoding, char* url)
{
/* try to parse the code as XHTML */
xmlDocPtr receiver = xmlReadMemory(cString,
strlen(cString), "noname.xml", encoding,
XML_PARSE_NOERROR);
if (receiver == NULL)
{ /* not valid XML doc? pase it as html */
receiver = htmlReadMemory(cString,
strlen(cString), url, encoding, NULL);
}
return receiver;
}
I get all the HTML warning errors, but receiver stays
NULL. So, if it 'bascially' works the same, how come
this method doesn't work?
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