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-(* $Id$
- * ----------------------------------------------------------------------
- *
- *)
-
-
-(* The type 'document' represents parsed HTML documents. 
- * Element (name, args, subnodes): is an element node for an element of
- *   type 'name' (i.e. written <name ...>...</name>) with arguments 'args'
- *   and subnodes 'subnodes' (the material within the element). The arguments
- *   are simply name/value pairs. Entity references (something like %xy;)
- *   occuring in the values are NOT resolved.
- *   Arguments without values (e.g. <select name="x" multiple>: here,
- *   "multiple" is such an argument) are represented as (name,name), i.e. the
- *   name is returned as value.
- *   As argument names are case-insensitive, the names are all lowercase.
- * Data s: is a character data node. Again, entity references are contained
- *   as such and not as what they mean.
- *)
-
-type document =
-    Element of (string  *  (string*string) list  *  document list)
-  | Data of string
-;;
-
-
-val no_end_tag : string list ref;;
-  (* List of tags which are always empty. This variable is pre-configured,
-   * but you may want to change it.
-   * It is important to know which elements are always empty, because HTML
-   * allows it to omit the end tag for them. For example, 
-   * <a><b>x</a> is parsed as 
-   *   Element("a",[],[ Element("b",[],[]); Data "x" ])
-   * if we know that "a" is an empty element, but it is wrongly parsed as
-   *   Element("a",[],[ Element("b",[], [ Data "x"]) ])
-   * if "a" is actually empty but we do not know it.
-   * An example of such a tag is "br".
-   *)
-
-val special_tag : string list ref;;
-  (* List of tags with a special rule for recognizing the end.
-   * This variable is pre-configured, but you may want to change it.
-   * The special rule is that the metacharacters '<', '>' and so on lose
-   * their meaning within the element, and that only the corresponding 
-   * end tag stops this kind of scanning. An example is the element
-   * "javascript". Inner elements are not recognized, and the element
-   * can only be ended by </javascript>. (Other elements are also ended
-   * if an embracing element ends, e.g. "j" in <k><j></k>!)
-   *
-   * Note that comments are not recognized within special elements;
-   * comments are returned as character material.
-   *)
-
-val parse_string : string -> document list
-  (* Parses the HTML document from a string and returns it *)
-
-val parse_file : in_channel -> document list
-  (* Parses the HTML document from a file and returns it *)
-
-
-(* ======================================================================
- * History:
- * 
- * $Log$
- * Revision 1.1  2000/11/17 09:57:28  lpadovan
- * Initial revision
- *
- * Revision 1.1  2000/03/03 01:07:25  gerd
- *     Initial revision.
- *
- * 
- *)