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most of the html parsers I can find on the web handle only the <tag>
syntax and forget about the { code } syntax that usually occurs in a
lot of web pages.

Is there a good library to return the plain text of a html doc string
which will eliminate more than simply the <tag> occurrance?

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  • Otis Gospodnetic at Sep 26, 2004 at 10:25 pm
    I use NekoHTML and am happy with it. I don't know about that
    particular case.

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    --- Chris Fraschetti wrote:
    most of the html parsers I can find on the web handle only the <tag>
    syntax and forget about the { code } syntax that usually occurs in a
    lot of web pages.

    Is there a good library to return the plain text of a html doc string
    which will eliminate more than simply the <tag> occurrance?

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    e [email protected]

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