Thanks!
I was also able to extract the needed value with the code below:
testArrow :: IOSArrow XmlTree XmlTree
testArrow =
deep (isElem >>> hasName "table" )
>>>
deep (isElem >>> hasName "tr")
>>>
(deep isText >>> hasText (=="a"))
`guards`
(getChildren >>> getChildren >>> isText)
2011/4/11 Albert Y. C. Lai <tre...@vex.net>
> On 11-04-08 06:29 AM, Dmitry Simonchik wrote:
>
>> Can someone please help me with getting the value of the table cell with
>> HXT in the following html:
>>
>> <table class="tblc">
>> <tr>
>> <td class="tdc">x</td>
>> <td>y</td>
>> </tr>
>> <tr>
>> <td class="tdc">a</td>
>> <td>b</td>
>> </tr>
>> </table>
>>
>> I need the value of the second cell in a row that has first cell with
>> some predefined value (in the example above it can be x or a) I need the
>> arrow of the type (IOSArrow XmlTree String) How to write it?
>>
>
> import Text.XML.HXT.Core
>
> main = do
> rs <- runX (readDocument [] "example.xml" >>> example "x")
> mapM_ putStrLn rs
>
> -- example "blah" reports those 2nd columns such that
> -- their 1st columns equal "blah"
> example :: String -> IOSArrow XmlTree String
> example s = deep (is "table" />
> is "tr" >>>
> listA (getChildren >>> is "td" /> getText) >>>
> arrL get2nd
> )
> where get2nd (one:two:_) | one==s = [two]
> get2nd _ = []
>
> is x = isElem >>> hasName x
>
> The important part is using listA at the right point to extract the list of
> cells (belonging to the same row) so that with a list in your hand you can
> test the 1st item and find the 2nd item.
>
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