Text.HTML.Tagchup.Process

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type Encoding = String

type Encoded = String

should be [Word8]

evalDecodeAdaptive :: State (Encoded -> String) a -> a

decodeAdaptive :: (Attribute name, Tag name) => (Encoding -> Encoded -> String) -> [T name [T]] -> State (Encoded -> String) [T name String]

Selects a decoder dynamically according to xml-encoding and meta-http-equiv tags. The ?xml tag should only appear at the beginning of a document, but we respect it at every occurence.

 import qualified Text.XML.HXT.DOM.Unicode as Unicode

 evalDecodeAdaptive .
 decodeAdaptive
    (maybe Unicode.latin1ToUnicode (fst.) .
     Unicode.getDecodingFct)

decodeTagAdaptive :: (Attribute name, Tag name) => (Encoding -> Encoded -> String) -> T name [T] -> State (Encoded -> String) (T name String)

decodeTagAdaptive decoderSelector tag generates a state monad, with a decoder as state. It decodes encoding specific byte sequences using the current decoder and XML references using a fixed table.

getXMLEncoding :: (Tag name, Attribute name) => [T name String] -> Maybe String

Check whether the first tag is an xml processing instruction tag and return the value of its encoding attribute.

findMetaEncoding :: (Tag name, Attribute name) => [T name String] -> Maybe String

Rather the same as wraxml:HTML.Tree.findMetaEncoding

getMetaHTTPHeaders :: (Tag name, Attribute name) => [T name string] -> [(string, string)]

Extract META tags which contain HTTP-EQUIV attribute and present these values like HTTP headers.

getHeadTags :: (Tag name, Attribute name) => [T name string] -> [T name string]

partAttrs :: Tag name => (Name name -> Bool) -> (([T name string], [T name string]) -> ([T name string], [T name string])) -> [T name string] -> [T name string]

Modify attributes and tags of certain parts. For limitations, see parts.

parts :: Tag name => (Name name -> Bool) -> [T name string] -> [Either ((Name name, [T name string]), [T name string]) [T name string]]

Extract parts from the tag soup that are enclosed in corresponding open and close tags. If a close tag is missing, the soup end is considered as end of the part. However nested tags are not supported, e.g. in aa/a/a the second a is considered to be enclosed in the first a and the first /a and the second /a is ignored.