Re: HTML named characters
On Sunday, January 8, 2006, at 07:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: And many others. This is from the htmlText property - yes? But that requires me to set the htmlText of a field... which is not such fun for a parser :) Guess I will have to manually stick them all in an array? I've had extensive experience in using my own home grown parsers. This works fast and is very stable: revCode replace thisStringEscape with thisCharacter in thisChunkExpression /revCode I forgot the secret decoder-ring tag-set for rev code... I've been busy building an RSS, OPML conversion importer into Intuition 1.5, not out yet, so that users can auto download RSS from a hyperlink in Intuition's viewing window. I'm adding an auto download multiple Intuition files for merging from the RSS reader so that the user can keep up with information available from MTML websites created using Intuition. http://www.leveltron.com/index.html With RR I have been able to create a very high speed pull-parser that works as a function and strips out first occurrences or an array of occurrences of element attribute type XML tags. I have used this to create a multi-columned browser window with a columnLeft width=200 Left column MTML here /columnLeft that resizes two fields of the Intuition window for the MTML coder that sets up the display page. I even used this parser to embed base64encoded images that display when downloading of a single Intuition file. Intuition 1.5 will be out in the next few weeks. I need to create more content to show it off. I'm in digest mode, please cc me if responding. Mark ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Re: HTML named characters
Hi David, From the docs: Á Aacute; á aacute; Â Acirc; â acirc; ´ acute; Æ AElig; æ aelig; À Agrave; à agrave; Å Aring; å aring; Ã Atilde; ã atilde; Ä Auml; ä auml; And many others. I tried with my Encoded Text Picker and it worked as expected. Le 6 janv. 06 à 23:17, David Bovill a écrit : Am I right that there is no built in function to convert HTML named characters (auml;)? Best Regards from Paris, Eric Chatonet -- http://www.sosmartsoftware.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Re: HTML named characters
On 7 Jan 2006, at 23:30, Eric Chatonet wrote: Hi David, From the docs: ÁAacute; áaacute; ÂAcirc; âacirc; ´acute; ÆAElig; æaelig; ÀAgrave; àagrave; ÅAring; åaring; ÃAtilde; ãatilde; ÄAuml; äauml; And many others. This is from the htmlText property - yes? But that requires me to set the htmlText of a field... which is not such fun for a parser :) Guess I will have to manually stick them all in an array? ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Re: HTML named characters
Hi David, I think you can use two different ways: 1. By scripting: Should be something like that. If you want to take into account all special characters (about one hundred), the second way could appear better. function StripTags pHtml -- returns the meaningful text from a web page local tRegex,tPrevText constant kHtml = eacute;,agrave;,ccedil;,gt;,lt;,ecirc;,egrave;,copy;,#149;,#39 ;,middot;,amp; constant kConvertedHtml = é,à,ç,,,ê,è,©,•,',·, - replace return with space in pHtml replace numtochar(13) with empty in pHtml replace tab with empty in pHtml - put replacetext(pHtml,(?Usi)SCRIPT.*/SCRIPT,) into pHtml put replacetext(pHtml,(?Usi)STYLE.*/STYLE,) into pHtml put replacetext(pHtml,(?Usi)\?.*\?,) into pHtml - replace nbsp; with space in pHtml replace BR with return in pHtml replace p with return in pHtml - put [^]* into tRegex put replacetext(pHtml,tRegex,) into pHtml put replacetext(pHtml,tRegex,) into pHtml - repeat until tPrevText is pHtml put pHtml into tPrevText put replacetext(pHtml, +,space) into pHtml put replacetext(pHtml,^ ,) into pHtml end repeat - replace (space return) with return in pHtml replace (return space) with return in pHtml filter pHtml without empty - replace quot; with quote in pHtml repeat with i = 1 to the number of items of kHtml replace item i of kHtml with item i of kConvertedHtml in pHtml end repeat - return pHtml end StripTags 2. By placing the text into a field: We discussed this way of doing some months ago and it appeared (I think that it was Richard who pointed that out) that the fastest way seemed to use a field in a substack without opening it (if I remember correctly :-) on StripTags pHtml set the htmlText of fld HtmlTemplate of stack HtmlConverter to pHtml return the text of fld HtmlTemplate of stack HtmlConver end StripTags Best Regards from Paris, Eric Chatonet Le 7 janv. 06 à 01:10, David Bovill a écrit : On 7 Jan 2006, at 23:30, Eric Chatonet wrote: Hi David, From the docs: ÁAacute; áaacute; ÂAcirc; âacirc; ´acute; ÆAElig; æaelig; ÀAgrave; àagrave; ÅAring; åaring; ÃAtilde; ãatilde; ÄAuml; äauml; And many others. This is from the htmlText property - yes? But that requires me to set the htmlText of a field... which is not such fun for a parser :) Guess I will have to manually stick them all in an array? -- http://www.sosmartsoftware.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
