Chaddaï Fouché пишет:
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 1:51 PM, Fernand wrote:
but the parser one needs to write must parse ByteStrings instead of Strings
(that is, something like having a "Parsec Bytestring ()" type, unless I'm
completely misunderstanding the situation). My problem i
Hi,
May be it's a frequently asked question, but I have been unable to find
my way in the parsec-3.0.0 library when trying to write a small parser
with Parsec that could work with ByteStrings. I mean, there is the
Text.Parsec.ByteString module which allows to parse a file using
ByteStrings,
ry it using
the new Microsoft XML format (it will only work with Office 2007,
though) ; then you do not need COM.
Sincerely yours,
Fernand
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need to understand how to obtain the same result using make, I think.
Haskelly yours,
Fernand
Daniel Fischer пишет:
If it's a complicated build, you should certainly take a close look at the
Cabal user guide, because then you will probably need more than
main = defaultMain
in your Set
ay to create the package, I will
then try it.
thank you,
Fernand
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;) ; and that solution is ugly anyway.
So far, I found some Cabal documentation talking about the import-dirs
property, but I did not manage to "make it work", I mean, my package
does not seems to "include" the interface files. I am sure, on the other
hand, that it is possib
quot;),("","what")],TagText "uh ?",TagClose "a"]
Here, am I wrong when expecting [TagOpen "a" [("href","what")],TagText
"uh ?",TagClose "a"], or is there some HTML interpretation I don't know
on the parsing
"="200"
| "transfer-Encoding"="UNICODE"
|
+---XTag "x"
|
+---XTag "y"
|
+---XText " "
["\n\n \n\n"]
We can see that the text node is here, but the node is displayed as
an empty node !
Thank you everyone, I report this to the HXT team.
Fernand
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>>>
writeDocumentToString [(a_indent, v_1)]
produces « » nodes (bad).
I can manage it without the a_indent option.
Thanks/спасибо
Fernand
ftest.5.11e.xdp
Description: application/vnd.adobe.xdp
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issue seems to lie in the XML output options.
Has anybody an idea ?
Excuse me if this is a trivial issue,
Sincerely yours
Fernand
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Excuse my french, it's my mother tongue.
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