This is causing me fits - for some reason (and maybe it is because the tag isn't <FONT>) I am not getting my createTag(TagData aTagData, CompositeTagData aCompositeTagData) method called.
Is there anything about tags that have legitimate core attributes not being handled in an expected way?
Any idea of the implications of handling the whole mess as a simple tag and then going dumpster diving through the thing myself?
Thanks in advance
Chris
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<FONT STYLE="FONT-SIZE: 36PX; COLOR: #000000; FONT-FAMILY: ARIAL NARROW, ARIAL;"
This is causing me fits - for some reason (and maybe it is because the tag isn't <FONT>) I am not getting my createTag(TagData aTagData, CompositeTagData aCompositeTagData) method called.
Is there anything about tags that have legitimate core attributes not being handled in an expected way?
Any idea of the implications of handling the whole mess as a simple tag and then going dumpster diving through the thing myself?
Thanks in advance
Chris
Well, this qualifies as a DFU error. Mu apologies to all.
I am using the StringBean and didn't look carefuly enough.
StringBean creates the Parser in its ctor, but doesn't add the scanners until setStrings() is invoked.
I had rather foolishly added the scanners that I am interested in in the ctor (lazy me) and of course they are overwritten by the following:
if (null != getURL ())
try
{
mParser.flushScanners ();
mParser.registerScanners ();
......
Now that I have added the scanners here, life is so much better!
Chris