[yunqa.de] Re: How to TIDY HTML with unicode via DITidy?
- From: Bear Xu <bear.xy@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: yunqa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 8 Feb 2009 21:28:33 +0800
Dear Ralf,
Thank you for your reply.
It works.
I want to by DITidy without source first(Euro 60), then I want to upgrade to
DITidy with source by paying you Euro 120?
Thanks,
Bear
On Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 7:56 PM, Delphi Inspiration <delphi@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Bear Xu wrote:
>
> >1.
> >I do not know the encode type of the the html file(may be windows 1251 or
> gb2312, or utf8 or others), e.g. used in a crawler,
> >How to use DiTidy to parse the html file with unicode? it is possible?
>
> DITidy readily supports these encodings:
>
> raw
> ascii
> latin0
> latin1
> utf8
> iso2022
> mac
> win1252
> ibm858
> utf16le
> utf16be
> utf16
> big5
> shiftjis
>
> DITidy also detects encoding markers present in HTML documents. If such a
> marker is missing, you can set the encoding manually before the parsing.
>
> tidySetCharEncoding(Doc, PAnsiChar(cboEncoding.Text));
>
> See DITidy_Analyse.dpr for an example implementation.
>
> Web servers often return the character encodings along with their response
> which you can pass to tidySetCharEncoding().
>
> >2.
> >How to parse the WideString Source code, and return the clear and repaired
> html source code :
> >
> >function TidyHtml(HTML_Source:WideString) : WideString;
> >begin
> > ???
> >end;
>
> Please see attached demo project for such a function.
>
> Ralf
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