On Apr 2, 2008, at 12:11 PM, MilesTogoe wrote:
Richard K Miller wrote:
Adrian Holovaty (creator of ChicagoCrime.org and Django) has a
Python script called templatemaker[1][2], which in theory would do
what I want. You feed it a bunch of similar web pages and it
produces a template with "holes" where the data was different
across each web page. In practice, it's too granular; it doesn't
recognize HTML. It looks at every I don't care about spaces between
tags. I only care about substantial content differences across
pages. Everything else can be moved to the template.
Sounds like your excuse to step up and move to Python & Django! :)
I'm sure Python and Django have plenty of other virtues, but
templatemaker didn't work for me. Its engine is written in C and
probably needs to be modified to recognize HTML and ignore whitespace,
but that's outside of my area of expertise.
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