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The tools are developed under Linux with ESR's paradigm release early, release often in mind.
So you can consider this beta software, or alpha, or pre-alpha, or even worse ;)

Have a look in the download directory for all downloads.
As always here, all you get is the source. No binaries here.

tinohtmlparse 0.2.0-20071230-185919

Simple HTML parser to extract information from HTML files by shell (look into latest version, download latest version 0.2.0-20071230-185919, sig)

tinohtmlparse is based on ekHTML parser, to enable simple shell scripts to extract data out of an HTML file.

For an example read the README file.

History:

version 0.2.0-20071230-185919

download (13237 bytes) sig

Bugfix: ∧ had the wrong Entitiy code.

Also: Code now placed under the CLL.

version 0.1.6-20071230-181703

(11983 bytes archive)

README corrected

version 0.1.5-20070916-082005

(11829 bytes archive)

README corrected

version 0.1.4-20070916-080531

(11486 bytes archive)

Bugfix: % signs in URLs are now no more double escaped. Bugfix: SPC (Blanks) in URLs are now properly % escaped.

version 0.1.3-20070212-080023

(11555 bytes archive)

Bugfix: For some reason, lines which were fed to EKHTML were broken into parts.

It looks like EKHTML internally has a buffer where it copies data to, such that in certain circumstances cb_data() still was called with incomplete lines. This here is another fix for this. It perhaps still isn't perfect, as this should be fixed in cb_data() and not in the call to EKTHML. (However fixing it in cb_data() needs a lot of rewrite.) For now it seems to work as expected.

Also tinohtmlabsurl.sh has now the ability to send non-URL lines to some file descriptor (like /dev/null).

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License and Disclaimer

All you can see here is free software according to the GNU GPL.
Copyright (C)2000-2008 by Valentin Hilbig
Note that the software comes with absolutely no warranty of any kind.
You use the software at your own risk.
Valentin Hilbig cannot be hold responsible for any unintended damage,
lost data or malfunction of the software you can find here.

[FSFE contributor 2007]

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