source code of html parsing in c++

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I want source code of html parser which parse given html file validate it and show the content of each tag

Posted 4-Jul-11 20:51pm

RajatShukla

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Jul-11 3:02am

This is not a question, but a statement. Impolite and lazy; I vote 1.
--SA

Joan M 5-Jul-11 3:05am

Put a HTMLCtrl activex in your dialog and load the page there... it will parse the HTML, validate it and show you the contents... COME ON! as SAKRyukov says what you've done is impolite, lazy and only a statement... (another 1 point from me)

Smithers-Jones 5-Jul-11 3:23am

I want a cold beer.

Chandrasekharan P 5-Jul-11 6:58am

and some chips too ;)

Chandrasekharan P 5-Jul-11 7:01am

Its the first time that he is sending a query. I think people here can guide the OT on how to post a query. I will not down-vote for this. Its my personal opinion.

ThatsAlok 5-Jul-11 8:14am

you any XML parser, it will parse your HTML tag also (precondition, they should properly formatted) otherwise you need to write your own parser based on string search!

enhzflep 5-Jul-11 10:08am

The forum rules are available to be read by anybody, regardless of post-count.
Do you people realize that Google=(automated)search engine and that CodeProject != (human)search-engine?
Do your own research! 1-voted :mad:

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