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my question is i have parsed the xhtml data stream using c
i need to diplay the content present in the command prompt as the data
present in the webpage as links how it can be done?

wrote:

> my question is i have parsed the xhtml data stream using c

That's not a question. And this is a language for discussing
Python, not C.

> i need to diplay the content present in the command prompt as the data
> present in the webpage as links how it can be done?

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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Michael Hoffman

Michael Hoffman wrote:

> wrote:
>
>> my question is i have parsed the xhtml data stream using c
>
>
> That's not a question. And this is a language for discussing
> Python, not C.
>
Whoa, there! Ease off that trigger-finger, pardner ...

>> i need to diplay the content present in the command prompt as the data
>> present in the webpage as links how it can be done?
>
Looks like a question to me ...
>
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

Consider that the OP might want to pass the C parser output to a Python
web-content generator, which would make a deal of sense.

regards
Steve

Steve Holden wrote:

> Consider that the OP might want to pass the C parser output to a Python
> web-content generator, which would make a deal of sense.

You're welcome to guess what the OP wants to do, but I'm not going to.
If he or she asks a coherent question it will probably be answered.
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Michael Hoffman

Michael Hoffman wrote:

> Steve Holden wrote:
>
>> Consider that the OP might want to pass the C parser output to a
>> Python web-content generator, which would make a deal of sense.
>
>
> You're welcome to guess what the OP wants to do, but I'm not going to.
> If he or she asks a coherent question it will probably be answered.

I have no problem with that. Indeed I am often surprised that questions
that I regard as too incoherent to be understood are frequently not only
understood but also answered with patience and fortitude.

Given that you couldn't spare the time to try to intuit the purpose of
the question, I was surprised you took the time to complain about its
incoherence. It's usually (IMHO) much more productive to ignore c.l.py
questions I don't have time for, and it's certainly more polite.

If more of us had ignored Iliardis Lazarus, or whatever his name was,
he'd have gone away a lot quicker

regards
Steve

Steve Holden wrote:

> I have no problem with that. Indeed I am often surprised that questions
> that I regard as too incoherent to be understood are frequently not only
> understood but also answered with patience and fortitude.

I am too.

>
> Given that you couldn't spare the time to try to intuit the purpose of
> the question, I was surprised you took the time to complain about its
> incoherence. It's usually (IMHO) much more productive to ignore c.l.py
> questions I don't have time for, and it's certainly more polite.

I usually ignore the questions I find incoherent myself, and like you I
am surprised when they can be answered. But the ones that I can't
imagine being answered by those with even the greatest intuition and
patience? I figure some response is better than none, and that's what
this question would have gotten otherwise.

> If more of us had ignored Iliardis Lazarus, or whatever his name was,
> he'd have gone away a lot quicker

I only responded a couple of times before I killfiled the thread, which
is what I should have done to start with. But I don't think it should
have passed without comment (not necessarily from me).
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Michael Hoffman