FW: Question about conditional code (#ifdef NEVER)

Thank you!  I now understand what lexbuf is about - I was seeing references to it in the mailing list archive.

I did try the GetText functions, but had problems declaring the buffers, and did not feel like spending time, but w/ the complexity of the code, I may have to go back to it.

While on the subject, could you please suggest an XML parser?

Regards -

Todd

> From: [email protected]

> Historical and debugging.

> They essentially just hide private members of the various structures.

> Unless new functions have been added recently, there are just a few
> functions that essentially pretty print nodes ala tidyNodeGetText;
> they would give you text in some way, but you'd have e.g. special
> characters escaped. Internally, the text is stored in the lexbuf and
> individual node types point into the buffer. A simple even if in-
> efficient way to get the text is to let Tidy convert the document to
> XHTML and use an XML parser for further processing.
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