From: Stuart Langridge (aquarius-lists@kryogenix.org)
Date: Mon Sep 09 2002 - 03:59:55 BST
Ian Hickson spoo'd forth:
> Having implemented it, I don't see that there is much overhead. (And I
> haven't even bothered with optimisations -- I just slurp the whole target
> file in one go and perform a regexp search on it to find a link tag.)
Just out of interest, why specify regexps for this? My plan was to use
Perl's HTML::Parser module (which uses regexps under the bonnet, I
believe). Was it that then we could be assured of it working
cross-language, even in the face of a language's native HTML parser
being non-existent or (worse) wrong?
sil
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