Re: extracting html from text file
Re: extracting html from text file
- Subject: Re: extracting html from text file
- From: Pierre-Olivier Latour <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 03 Jul 2002 17:34:51 +0200
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I am just learning cocoa, and have an idea for a project. I have a plain
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text file, and part of the text is HTML code. the html part ofcourse starts
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with <html> and ends with </html>, so I have two markers. What I want to do
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is read the text file, scan each line until <html> is found, store the text
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that follows in a separate object until </html> and then save the html
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text. Sound simple, but at this point I have no idea what would be the best
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way to approach this. Can I eg read the text in an NSString, and then scan
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the text with regular expressions (like in perl). Or does Cocoa alread have
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clesses that do such things?
You should be able to strip out HTML tags from a text by using the
NSAttributedString class with the initWithHTML method, then use standard
NSString methods to extract C text without any HTML tags (e.g. cstring
method).
I remember trying this a while ago, and it worked.
Look in AppKit.pdf and Foundation.pdf for more info
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Pierre-Olivier Latour email@hidden
Manager and Lead Programmer
French Touch software
http://www.french-touch.net
Cool source code:
http://www.french-touch.net/CodeWareHouse
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