I am stuck with a semi-hard problem with \'simple html dom\' (php class used for html parsing). I\'ve used it many times before so I know how to do simple parsing. PROBLEM:
I know开发者_开发技巧 there are some very good Perl XML parsers like XML::Xerces, XML::Parser::Expat, XML::Simple, XML::RapidXML, XML::LibXML, XML::Liberal, etc.
Sorry if this is too simple, but I simply couldn\'t find a tutorial nor the documentation of the Java version of TagSoup.
I got a Wikipedia-Article and I want to fetch the first z lines (or the first x chars, or the first 开发者_StackOverflow社区y words, doesn\'t matter) from the article.
In an XML Schema, is it possible to have an element which has use=\'required\' and a default value (e.g. <xs:attribute name=\"Version\" type=\"U8\" use=\"required\" default=\"02\"/开发者_Go百科>
I\'m trying to reverse-engineer a program that does some basic parsing: text in, text out. I\'ve got an executable \"reference implementation\" and the source code to what must be a different version,
I\'m trying to get the email to a friend link from this page using xpath. http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2009/oct/14/30000-miss-university-place
I have the contents of a web page assigned to a variable $html He开发者_如何学Cre\'s an example of the contents of $html:
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I have a problem in applying a regex in my Java code. My开发者_如何转开发 text string is like this (String myString)