Re: [Htmlparser-developer] Integration Release 1.3-20030125 is out

[Mr L. MA <law...@ya...>]

Dear Somik:
I am a graduate student trying to use HTMLParser.
I come into a remark parsing bug when use version 1.3
with the StringExtractor program, I posted the html
page as well as the bug report in Sourceforge, It
seems remarkparser cannot parse a very long remark.
It always trucated the remark at about 395 chars.

Thanks 

Ling Ma


--- Somik Raha <so...@ya...> wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>     The next integration release is out. From the
> change log :
> 
> Integration build 1.3 - 20030125
> --------------------------------
> [1] HTMLCompositeTagScanner now takes an array of
> match strings
> [2] toHTML(HTMLRenderer ...) was replaced by
> UrlModifyingVisitor
> [3] Fixed NullPointerException in
> HTMLScriptTag.toString()
> [4] Fixed bug in HTMLStringNode (breaking up empty
> lines into seperate
> string nodes)
> [5] Fixed thread safety issue and introduced parser
> helpers
> [6] Fixed bug 664404 - spewing incorrect line breaks
> in
> HTMLRemarkNode.toHTML()
> [7] Added assertXmlEquals() in HTMLParserTestCase
> [8] Added better option tag support
> [9] Replaced instanceof with getType() mechanism -
> much faster
> [10] Incorporated NodeList instead of Vector in
> HTMLCompositeTag
> [11] Added HTMLRemarkNode support in Visitor
> [12] Fixed bug 673379 (infinite loop on encountering
> links like
> ".someurl.html")
> 
> Among the notable additions is assertXmlEquals() -
> this is present to enable
> us to perform xml testing. This method actually
> creates the parser and
> performs a node for node comparison.
> 
> Reconstruction has improved a lot - you will find
> that the parser now does
> not add unnecessary line breaks - and preserves the
> html as it came in.
> 
> One significant addition is the use of NodeList
> instead of Vector. The
> integration has been performed, so there should be a
> significant performance
> increase - check
>
http://htmlparser.sourceforge.net/performance/simpleEnumerationPerformance.h
> tml
> 
> In the coming week, we will be setting up a wiki on
> sourceforge, where we
> can collaboratively create documentation - hopefully
> that will finally take
> the burden out of the documentation process.
> 
> Regards,
> Somik
> 
> 
> 
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