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SV: Searching HTML component

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Anders Jensen

I have no iadea if this is of any help, but I did find this on an old hard-drive that was layin around, a html-parser, and a very simple web-browser that does not use explorer in any way, just download and have a look. http://home.no.net/~nextgen/htmlpars.zip ( 8.64Kb )

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Dato: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 6:23 PM
Emne: Re: [lazarus] Searching HTML component

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schrieb: > > In that case you have little choice but to write it yourself. I would > suggest a modular approach: A parser with hooks, and a renderer which > uses the parser. The parser could go in the FCL. ...btw, I have one lying around for over 2 years now, it just didn't get into the FCL yet... - Sebastian _________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe: mail with "unsubscribe" as the Subject archives at http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailarchives

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Michael A. Hess
to Anders Jensen: I have no iadea if this is of any help, but I did find this on an old hard-drive that was…
Anders Jensen wrote 5 lines
I have no iadea if this is of any help, but I did find this on an old hard-drive that was layin around, a html-parser, and a very simple web-browser that does not use explorer in any way, just download and have a look. http://home.no.net/~nextgen/htmlpars.zip ( 8.64Kb )

This built and ran fine in Delphi 6. It is messing some features such as tables so it doesn't display the current online help very well.

I tried to build it in Lazarus but it was taking a whole bunch of modifications so it would be easier to take it as a pattern and rewrite the code. This could be a start for someone who wants to work on writing an HTML viewer.

==== Programming my first best destiny! ==== Michael A. Hess Miracle Concepts, Inc. http://www.miraclec.com Phone: 570-388-2211 Fax: 570-388-6101

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