I need to extract text from html for purposes of indexing -
implementation language is C or C++. Sofar I've come across html2text
which is written in C++ - it looks pretty good, but I will need to make
some changes to make it fit my prposes. Does any other library come to
mind for extracting text from html?
/Per Jessen, Zürich
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The X server has always had an issue with time stamps assigned to key
presses: they are always relative to when the X server started. This
makes it very difficult to compare when a key was pressed to some other
event, even on the same PC.
I am curious if there is some mechanism that has crept into X that
resolves this situation. I know that network-based games have a problem
with this because it is difficult to sequence key strokes generated on
different systems.
The closest I have seen it a hack that does a virtual keypress in the X
system, and syncs time using that. While it is an improvement, it still
has the problems of X server delays.
I ask on this list because perhaps there is some better way to derive
this information using tools provided with openSUSE.
If I could only ask the X server what the base time was it is using for
these relative time stamps...
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Enviado desde HTC
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De: Ciro Iriarte <cyruspy(a)gmail.com>
Enviado: lunes, 03 de mayo de 2010 18:10
Para: opensuse-programming(a)opensuse.org
Asunto: [opensuse-programming] OCI8 php module
Hi, I'm having issues running using Oracle PHP module, It runs without
issues with scripts served using apache, but it gives a segmentation
fault with a script from CLI. Even a basic connection triggers it.
Already tried upgrading to latest version of OCI8 module as suggested
in some forum posts. Anybody has seen this?
SO: SLES10-SP2 x86_64
Oracle: Instant Client 11.1
PHP: php5-5.2.5-9.9
Test script:
------------
<?php
// I can tnsping db2, and connect from perl
$conn = oci_connect('db_stat', 'blah', 'db2');
if(!$conn)
die("Couldn't connect to db2");
oci_close($conn);
?>
------------
Segfault: http://pastebin.com/QJ7XFEuB
Regards,
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Hi, I'm having issues running using Oracle PHP module, It runs without
issues with scripts served using apache, but it gives a segmentation
fault with a script from CLI. Even a basic connection triggers it.
Already tried upgrading to latest version of OCI8 module as suggested
in some forum posts. Anybody has seen this?
SO: SLES10-SP2 x86_64
Oracle: Instant Client 11.1
PHP: php5-5.2.5-9.9
Test script:
------------
<?php
// I can tnsping db2, and connect from perl
$conn = oci_connect('db_stat', 'blah', 'db2');
if(!$conn)
die("Couldn't connect to db2");
oci_close($conn);
?>
------------
Segfault: http://pastebin.com/QJ7XFEuB
Regards,
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