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-Dgg


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Subject: installing perl mods...


hi...

a quick question... in trying to use libxml.. i see that other nods might be
used/required.. i'm looking/trying to use xml:libxml::node...

when i go to cpan, and try to install.. it states that it can't find the
mod. in searching googl.. i don't really find a way to download the item in
question, simply references to it.. in fact, i migh talready have it as part
of xml::libxml..

so basically, how do i find xml::libxml::node and how do i install it???

thanks...

-bruce


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Subject: RE: libxml questions...


mark,

the following is close. i played around with a number of different
approaches, and i have a basic question...

#######################
my @sectionTRs = $doc->findnodes('//[EMAIL PROTECTED]"sectionheading"]]');
foreach $section (@sectionTRs) {
    my $nextTR = $section->nextSibling();
    my @keys = $nextTR->findnodes('td/strong');
    my @values = $nextTR->findnodes('td/text()');
    # save keys and values
}
#######################

how do i view the actual underlying html for the nextTR/key/value...

when dealing with libxml, how can i display/print out/dump what i'm looking
at.

various methods produce XML::LibXML::NodeList, XML::LibXML::Element, etc...
but i can't find any way to print/display the underlying html/text for a
given element.

my question, is there a way to "convert" the node/nodelist/element to
html... or am i essentially hosed!!

the basic reason for the question is to try and be able to switch between
using libxml/xpath and treebuilder methods as i'm parsing html docs...

searches of google/cpan haven't turned up a working solution...


thanks..

-bruce



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