i have never worked with python, thereby not being able to justify giving a
correct answer to youir question.
if there is not a linktextor available in the python INTERPRETATION, i would
not suggest using it, unless there is some other justification
if you are considering developing a linktextor
--On Sunday, November 16, 2003 4:23 PM +0100 Petter Karlström <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I have written crawlers in Perl before, but I wish to try out Python for
> a hobby project. Has anybody here written a webbot i Python?
Verity Ultraseek is a web crawler and search engine written in
Pyth
Walter Underwood wrote:
Extracting links using a regular HTML parser works fine, and isn't
that much work. One of the major issues in an HTML parser is
dealing with all the illegal HTML on the web.
It really depends on what you are looking for, and how tolerant of
errors you are. For most of w
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>
> I have written crawlers in Perl before, but I wish to try out Python for
> a hobby project. Has anybody here written a webbot i Python?
Verity Ultraseek is a web crawler and search engine written in
Python. Portions of it are C or C++ native modules. Ultraseek
i
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Walter Underwood wrote:
Python is of course a smaller language, so the libraries aren't as
extensive as the Perl counterparts. Also, I find the documentation
somewhat lacking (or it could be me being new to the language).
You may find that the threads and exceptions in Python more than
make up
developing a crawler for a search engine with Python
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You may find that the threads and exceptions in Python more than
make up for anything you are missing in Perl. The Python libraries
are not as extensive, but that is mostly because they have one of
ever
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SsolSsinclair wrote:
Walter:
You may find that the threads and exceptions in Python more than
make up for anything you are missing in Perl. The Python libraries
are not as extensive, but that is mostly because they have one of
everything instead of five or six of everything.
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Me again,
Still wonder how to handle logins, though...
In case anyone else is interested, and for the archives... John J. Lees
ClientCookie module is excellent for handling cookies and other kinds of
session data. Here: http://wwwsearch.sourceforge.net/ClientCookie/
cheers
/petter
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Anyone know the best method for simulating session with .net/C#? This maybe
built into the framework I don't know. Any suggestions?
-E
Me again,
Still wonder how to handle logins, though...
In case anyone else is interested, and for the archives... John J. Lees
ClientCookie module is excell
> Subject: Re: [Robots] robot in python?
>
>
> Anyone know the best method for simulating session with
> .net/C#? This maybe
> built into the framework I don't know. Any suggestions?
>
> -E
>
>
> Me again,
>
>
> >Still wonder how to handle
At 11:47 PM 2003-11-17, SsolSsinclair wrote:
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Petter Karlström wrote:
Hello all,
Nice to see that this list woke up again! :^)
And now the list owner finally woke up, too... I hadn't noticed the
recent traffic on the list until just now. Are those messages about an
address no longer in use going to the whole list? Aghh. I've taken
care of
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