Hi,
Does anyone know of any application, or simply any development, on
extracting semantic structure of HTML pages?
Cheers,
Michael
7  1683  da*****@hotmail .com wrote: Does anyone know of any application, or simply any development, on
extracting semantic structure of HTML pages?
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Explain what sort of output you're expecting to see.
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Mark. http://tranchant.plus.com/
Hi,
Well, I'm expecting that it can group paragraphs under headings etc.,
and with the syntax hidden. It can be in the form of a directory or a
tree, where nodes are grouped/branched out from a particular
heading/parent.
Cheers,
Michael
da*****@hotmail .com wrote: Hi,
Well, I'm expecting that it can group paragraphs under headings etc.,
and with the syntax hidden. It can be in the form of a directory or a
tree, where nodes are grouped/branched out from a particular
heading/parent.
The W3 validator's parse tree option does a crude job of this: http://shorl.com/belihanafafu
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Mark. http://tranchant.plus.com/
In article <11************ **********@z14g 2000cwz.googleg roups.com>, da*****@hotmail .com wrote: Well, I'm expecting that it can group paragraphs under headings etc.,
and with the syntax hidden. It can be in the form of a directory or a
tree, where nodes are grouped/branched out from a particular
heading/parent.
Firefox has the DOM inspector that does something like that.
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Kris
<kr*******@xs4a ll.netherlands> (nl)
Hi,
The DOM inspector seems to output the parse tree, and doesn't seem to
convey any semantic meanings though.
Michael
In article <11************ **********@c13g 2000cwb.googleg roups.com>, da*****@hotmail .com wrote: The DOM inspector seems to output the parse tree, and doesn't seem to
convey any semantic meanings though.
Semantics are in the eye of the beholder.
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Kris
<kr*******@xs4a ll.netherlands> (nl)
Kris <kr*******@xs4a ll.netherlands> wrote: da*****@hotmail .com wrote:
The DOM inspector seems to output the parse tree, and doesn't seem to
convey any semantic meanings though.
Semantics are in the eye of the beholder.
Boy, I hope that's not true in the general case, or there are a lot of
people wasting a lot of time with HTML and its cousins.
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