It's been a while since I actually got to write some Perl (considering what
I do for a living!), so I thought I'd try and make this one as sensible as
possible. I've hit a snag in my implementation.
I have .
I want to
loop through them
pick out all the image tags
change the pat
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 11:14:40AM +0100, Victoria Conlan wrote:
> My first thought was a simple RE, then I decided that was silly and started
> looking at modules. HTML::Parser and HTML::TreeBuilder are what I've looked
> at so far.
What I tend to do in this sort of situation is use HTML::TokeP
For this sort of thing, HTML::Parser should suffice. By default it just prints
the HTML it's just parsed, so it's a case of writing a suitable handler to look
for the appropriate IMG tags and then mutate them and print them.
Ok, I'll give it a go. (I got as far as using LinkExtor to extract
On 29 Apr 2010, at 11:14, Victoria Conlan wrote:
[...]
> I have .
> I want to
>
> loop through them
> pick out all the image tags
> change the path of some (particular ones, not arbitrary!)
> save the new html (possibly with a backup, but not essential)
> (then some other stuff)
Roger Burton West wrote:
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 11:14:40AM +0100, Victoria Conlan wrote:
My first thought was a simple RE, then I decided that was silly and started
looking at modules. HTML::Parser and HTML::TreeBuilder are what I've looked
at so far.
What I tend to do in this sort of situa
- Original Message
> From: Roger Burton West
> What I tend to do in this sort of situation is
> use HTML::TokeParser (which is just an alternative
> interface to HTML::Parser that matches better with
> the way I work) and re-emit everything except the
> tokens that I want to fiddle wit
