Hi,
I make an app where I need to convert HTML to text in a "clever" way (means
it tries to mimic when possible a browser rendering).
Actually I spawn with popen2 a "lynx" that makes a perfect job.
But I need a 100% pythonic stuff to have my app (Zope product) running on
non Unix boxes.
Any hint ?
Thanks in advance.
--Gilles
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Gilles Lenfant wrote: Hi,
I make an app where I need to convert HTML to text in a "clever" way (means
it tries to mimic when possible a browser rendering).
Actually I spawn with popen2 a "lynx" that makes a perfect job.
i've seen an example in python cookbook, but do not have the copy with
me right now. If you have that book, look at the example to send HTML
mails. keywords are htmllib and formatter/AbstractFormatt er.
IIRC they mention it's not that perfect as doing the same with lynx.
Don't know if the onlineversion at activestate does have this example.
But I need a 100% pythonic stuff to have my app (Zope product) running on
non Unix boxes.
That would be 100% pythonic even w/o external stuff.
Any hint ?
Thanks in advance.
--Gilles
HTH Karl
"Karl Scalet" <ne**@yebu.de > a écrit dans le message de news:
bl************@ ID-141451.news.uni-berlin.de... Gilles Lenfant wrote: Hi,
I make an app where I need to convert HTML to text in a "clever" way
(means it tries to mimic when possible a browser rendering).
Actually I spawn with popen2 a "lynx" that makes a perfect job.
i've seen an example in python cookbook, but do not have the copy with
me right now. If you have that book, look at the example to send HTML
mails. keywords are htmllib and formatter/AbstractFormatt er.
IIRC they mention it's not that perfect as doing the same with lynx.
Don't know if the onlineversion at activestate does have this example.
But I need a 100% pythonic stuff to have my app (Zope product) running
on non Unix boxes.
That would be 100% pythonic even w/o external stuff.
Any hint ?
Thanks in advance.
--Gilles
HTH Karl
Thanks Karl, I found what you're talking about http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Coo...n/Recipe/52297
Need to rework that TtyFormatter in depth to mimic lynx :o)
Cheers
--Gilles
Bonjour !
Tente l'exemple de code "maison" ci-dessous.
@-salutations
--
Michel Claveau
mél : http://cerbermail.com/?6J1TthIa8B
# -*- coding: cp1252 -*-
import cStringIO
import formatter
import urllib
import htmllib
def htdecode(a):
f=cStringIO.Str ingIO()
z=formatter.Abs tractFormatter( formatter.DumbW riter(f))
p=htmllib.HTMLP arser(z)
p.feed(urllib.u nquote_plus(a))
p.close()
sret=f.getvalue ()
f.close()
return(sret)
a="""<HTML><BOD Y><B> Bonjour%20!%20< BR>
Ligne 2</B></BODY></HTML>"""
print '\n--- en HTML','-'*30
print a
b=htdecode(a)
print '\n\n--- sans HTML','-'*28
print b
Gilles Lenfant wrote:
Thanks Karl, I found what you're talking about
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Coo...n/Recipe/52297
Need to rework that TtyFormatter in depth to mimic lynx :o)
Cheers
Hi Gilles
actually I was talking about a different even similar example.
But could not find it either in the online version. So maybe
this is available only in the printed version, sorry.
But if your recipe is good enough , why bother :-)
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