1. HTTP data
- Posted by sixs at ida.net
May 10, 2002
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name and a tag "name", do you search the whole file one position at a =
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time or search one line one position at a time?
Jim
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2. Re: HTTP data
On 11 May 2002, at 21:29, sixs at ida.net wrote:
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> How do you dismantle HTTP data in a web page. If you have a person's =
> name and a tag "name", do you search the whole file one position at a =
> time or search one line one position at a time?
Webpages are usually small, load the whole thing into a sequence (string)
and use match() or wildmatch() to find what you are looking for. If there is
more than one tag, you can always trim the sequence down for a bad first
match, and search again.
Kat
3. Re: HTTP data
- Posted by sixs at ida.net
May 12, 2002
Thanks for you help
----- Original Message -----
From: Kat <gertie at PELL.NET>
Subject: Re: HTTP data
>
> On 11 May 2002, at 21:29, sixs at ida.net wrote:
>
> >
> > How do you dismantle HTTP data in a web page. If you have a person's =
> > name and a tag "name", do you search the whole file one position at a =
> > time or search one line one position at a time?
>
> Webpages are usually small, load the whole thing into a sequence (string)
> and use match() or wildmatch() to find what you are looking for. If there
is
> more than one tag, you can always trim the sequence down for a bad first
> match, and search again.
>
> Kat
>
>
>
>
