Parsing links from html

[Charles Cosse]

On 9/25/07, Andreas Volz <usenet-spam-trap at brachttal.net> wrote:
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> Am Mon, 24 Sep 2007 17:29:27 -0600 schrieb "Charles Cosse":
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> > http://docs.python.org/lib/module-HTMLParser.html
> >
> > If you can use python then the above link can help.  And, if you were
> > using wxPython, then so-much-the-better!
>
> I've written a proof-of-concept prototype without GUI in python. Was a
> very fast way to get first results. But this application should be
> released as closed-source application. I like an easy and *fool proof*
> way to do:
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> setup.exe -> application.exe -> click -> user happy
>
> ...a similar easy way to do this on OS X...
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> I don't like the user to see the source code or the need to install a
> python interpreter. I found py2exe, but didn't yet try it. Does this
> work with wxwidgets?


Yes, it does work to produce an executable, and then to follow that you can
use inno setup and create your installer.exe.  On Mac, i don't know.  Then
you probably need them to install from some python script...not the cleanest
soln.  Maybe there is some way on a Mac -- i'd be interested to know how to
create an auto-installer for the Mac for a  wxPython  application,too.

And is there a similar way for OS X?
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> For this reason I thought about reimplementing it in C++, because there
> I know how to manage the packaging on these OS. (The amount of source
> isn't big yet, so no real problem.)
>
> regards
> Andreas


good luck!
-charles

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