Bastian,
The CODE tag has not been added as a subclass of CompositeTag, so you're
getting the default behaviour -- just a simple NodeTag that has the name
CODE.
Perhaps the 'phrase elements' (EM, STRONG, DFN, CODE, SAMP, KBD, VAR,
CITE, ABBR, and ACRONYM see
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/text.html#h-9.2.1) should be added.
You can raise this as a request for enhancement (RFE) or you can do this
yourself by copying another tag based on CompositeTag and editing it a
bit, and then register the new tag with the PrototypicalNodeFactory:
PrototypicalNodeFactory factory = new PrototypicalNodeFactory ();
factory.registerTag (new MyCodeTag ());
parser.setNodeFactory (factory);
See for example PrototypicalNodeFactory.registerTags().
The problem becomes detecting when the tag doesn't have a </CODE> like
it should, so getEnders() and getEndTagEnders should probably have all
the block level tag names.
Derrick
Bastian Hoesch wrote:
> Hello,
>
> given this text string
>
> "<html><body><a href="xy">test</a></body></html>"
>
> HTMLParser creates this nodelist:
>
> Tag (0[0,0],6[0,6]): html
> Tag (6[0,6],12[0,12]): body
> Tag (12[0,12],25[0,25]): a href="xy"
> Txt (25[0,25],29[0,29]): test
> End (29[0,29],33[0,33]): /a
> End (33[0,33],40[0,40]): /body
> End (40[0,40],47[0,47]): /html
>
>
> So, the text "test" is child element of the tag node for the element
> <A>. I like this behaviour and I think thats correct way to do that.
>
> But:
>
> from this text string
>
> "<html><body><code>test</code></body></html>"
>
> the parser creates the following node list:
>
> Tag (0[0,0],6[0,6]): html
> Tag (6[0,6],12[0,12]): body
> Tag (12[0,12],18[0,18]): code
> Txt (18[0,18],22[0,22]): test
> End (22[0,22],29[0,29]): /code
> End (29[0,29],36[0,36]): /body
> End (36[0,36],43[0,43]): /html
>
> so, the text "test" is not a child element of the tag <code>.
> Why does this happen? Is it a bug or feature?
>
> Thank you for your help,
>
> greetings
> Bastian Hoesch
>
>
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