> > creating a HtCookie class and started parsing the cookies from the
> > response header. Initially, I'll store the cookies in a in-memory data
> > structure such as a map/hashtable.
>
>If you want that, check out htlib/Dictionary.[h,cc]
>
>I can't say the hash function is great, but it's pretty good.
I am not very familiar with dictionary class, but is it possible to perform
regular expressions on them? As far as cookies are concerned, I think that
when we htdig has to send a HTTP, it has to send cookies also; the most
important thing to do is <how> it gets them, so by:
- domain
- path
- expiry date (? if not persistent, it has no meaning, but I think we have
to plan it)
The most difficult are the first 2 cases. Any ideas, Geoff? I can imagine,
for my aims (ht://Check) a porting of the library towards a MySQL table (so
I can perform regexp queries directly to the RDBMS).
> > BTW - I'm an Objective C and Java programmer so C++ takes me longer
> > since I have to look up how to do things in C++. If someone would
> > answer my basic C++ questions and review my code, the process would go a
> > lot faster
>
>Sure. I can't say I'm exactly a C++ guru (far from it), but I seem to be
>writing quite a bit of it in my work these days, so it's starting to come
>back to me. (Now if I only had the free time to hack on ht://Dig...)
If you want, Robert, I can assist you very happily and I can also prepare
you the files in the CVS repository. As soon as you get up and go online,
post me a msg and tell me if you agree, so I can start to write it down and
maybe send patches to me at the beginning (I don't know if Geoff gives U a
CVS access right now, but feel free to send me the patches you want and I
can commit changes to the repository).
Have fun, good luck and <Buongiorno> !!! (even if here today's not the
prettiest day ever)
Ciao
-Gabriele
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