> I can't pass in the entire file. Some of the
> files are 60 MB and larger. My machine freezes
> and crashes if I do that.
60MB HTML files? How are those being created? Sounds like you may want to
re-think the process.
HTML::Parser can parse a document in chunks; you may be able to take
advanta
I am passing to the parser the results I get from using
Text::Context::EitherSide. I can't pass in the entire file. Some of the
files are 60 MB and larger. My machine freezes and crashes if I do that.
I'll re-read the spec again and see what I come up with.
-- Craig
Thomas, Mark - BLS CTR wro
> I'm using HTML::TokeParser to remove HTML. This functions
> very well when tags are contained on one line.
I used to use TokeParser although now I prefer parsing HTML with XPath.
TokeParser is a stream parser--there aren't any problem with newlines.
> What happens when you're reading a file li
