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An Object Persistent Framework written in Embarcadero's Delphi (Object Pascal). This Value Type Framework provides a base class (ThcObject) composed of attribute objects that can be automatically persisted to an object store (normally an RDBMS).

THTMLdom is a (Delphi) class with functions to read a HTML source file and dissect it into a tree of THTMLelement. The attributes of the HTML tags are stored in the elements. Functions are provided to select elements on the basis of the attribute values or tag names. The structure of the tree can be shown and it can be rendered as plain text. The source is plain Delphi pascal, requiring a version that supports Tdictionary. There is no dependency on 3rd party units. The file to be parsed must have valid HTML4/5 tags. It is not necessary that the HTML is ‘correct’ in the sense that end tags may be wrongly placed or be absent altogether. ...

...This tested with version Delphi XE5,6 Usage Add in Uses parser.pas; begin HtmlTxt:= ''; //here your html NodeList:= TNodeList.Create; ValueList:= TStringList.Create; DomTree:= TDomTree.Create; DomTreeNode:= DomTree.RootNode; If DomTreeNode.RunParse(HtmlTxt) then begin {your code example: DomTreeNode.FindXPath('//*[@id="TopBox"]/div[1]/div[@class="draw default"]'),NodeList,ValueList)} end; end; Xpath support: attributes - //*[@id="TopBox"]/div/@class comment - //*[@id="TopBox"]/div/comment()[3] text - //*[@id="TopBox"]/div/text()[2] previous level - /../div[@class="draw default"]/img[2]/@alt partial coincidence by search in value of attribute: /div[@class="draw] returned nodes [[div class="draw default"],[div class="draw"], [div class="draw any"]..] like Xpath's function contains