Using Text.XML.Cursor, is there a convenient way of selecting nodes matching one of several conditions (like an or function)?
How can I get the cursors of all
and
nodes (in the right order) in the following example?
This question is about how to parse xml content with xmlns attributes etc. I wrote code to parse it which works. I will appreciate pointers on whether it can be done better.
I have an XML file test.xml as below:
I'm writing a parser in Haskell for the site using the packages Text.XML and Text.XML.Cursor.
There are unclosed tags and get an error:
Main.hs: Error parsing XML file dat.html: 29:1-29:8: Expected end
element for: Name {nameLocalName = "br",…
What's the best way to perform case-insensitive tag and attribute name matching using xml-conduit?
For example, consider the findNodes function from the HTML parsing example on FP Complete's School of…
I have this XPath works with xmllint
//td[text() = 'USD']/../td[6]/text()
Now I want it to be done in Haskell. But following (not complete of the original XPath) does not work at all. I got empty list error on head.
cur $// element "td" &// check…
I am trying to parse mediawiki dump files using xml-conduit.
There are two tags that I am interested in, SiteInfo and Page.
Here is a sample xml: https://gist.github.com/shadow-fox/7ff8df7a953e0ca9534bef45700686fe
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings…
Parsing XML with xml-conduit I stumbled upon the following problem: when I have multiple attributes, with the same base name but different prefixes only the first in (lexical) order.
How can I get the prefixed values if both a prefixed and…
I have been trying to parse an XML-datastructure with xml-conduit, which seems to work after a bit of learning. But what I am now stuck on is the following.
Given a list of tag-parsers how do I use choose to combine them
data SumType = A Text | B…
I am a beginner to Haskell.
I have some code that uses xml-conduit, and it's all working well, I am able to transform it as I want.
let src_file = "blah.xhtml"
Document prologue root epilogue <- readFile def{psDecodeEntities=decodeHtmlEntities}…
UPDATE: After many different attempts I have for now concluded that the behaviour seen below is expected and that I am only running into difficulties because I am using ToJson later on. Will update if I solve it…