Producing HTML/XML/SGML

Producing HTML/XML/SGML

[Stefan Monnier]

Do we have somewhere something like the reverse of
libxml-parse-xml-region?  It doesn't have to use the same syntax, but
the idea is some way to produce valid HTML code without having to worry
so much about proper quoting and things like that.

IOW, something that does for XML/HTML what `rx` does for
regular expressions.


        Stefan

Re: Producing HTML/XML/SGML

[T.V Raman]

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There is something called esxml on the JS side that I've not used by
seein in passing; it may even have some kind of spec that is more than a
speculation behind it.

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Thanks,

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Re: Producing HTML/XML/SGML

[Stefan Monnier]

> There is something called esxml on the JS side that I've not used by
> seein in passing; it may even have some kind of spec that is more than a
> speculation behind it.

Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.


        Stefan

Re: Producing HTML/XML/SGML

[Visuwesh]

[சனி அக்டோபர் 29, 2022] Stefan Monnier wrote:

> Do we have somewhere something like the reverse of
> libxml-parse-xml-region?  It doesn't have to use the same syntax, but
> the idea is some way to produce valid HTML code without having to worry
> so much about proper quoting and things like that.

How about `dom-print'?  It uses the same syntax as the one returned by
libxml-parse-xml-region, and you can use rest of the dom library to
manipulate the structure.

Re: Producing HTML/XML/SGML

[Stefan Monnier]

Visuwesh [2022-10-30 09:12:17] wrote:
> [சனி அக்டோபர் 29, 2022] Stefan Monnier wrote:
>> Do we have somewhere something like the reverse of
>> libxml-parse-xml-region?  It doesn't have to use the same syntax, but
>> the idea is some way to produce valid HTML code without having to worry
>> so much about proper quoting and things like that.
>
> How about `dom-print'?  It uses the same syntax as the one returned by
> libxml-parse-xml-region, and you can use rest of the dom library to
> manipulate the structure.

Excellent, thanks,


        Stefan