perl

How do I most reliably preserve HTML Entities when processing HTML documents with Mojo::DOM?

旧巷老猫 提交于 2020-08-24 07:26:44
问题 I'm using Mojo::DOM to identify and print out phrases (meaning strings of text between selected HTML tags) in hundreds of HTML documents that I'm extracting from existing content in the Movable Type content management system. I'm writing those phrases out to a file, so they can be translated into other languages as follows: $dom = Mojo::DOM->new(Mojo::Util::decode('UTF-8', $page->text)); ########## # # Break down the Body into phrases. This is done by listing the tags and tag combinations

How do I most reliably preserve HTML Entities when processing HTML documents with Mojo::DOM?

▼魔方 西西 提交于 2020-08-24 07:25:09
问题 I'm using Mojo::DOM to identify and print out phrases (meaning strings of text between selected HTML tags) in hundreds of HTML documents that I'm extracting from existing content in the Movable Type content management system. I'm writing those phrases out to a file, so they can be translated into other languages as follows: $dom = Mojo::DOM->new(Mojo::Util::decode('UTF-8', $page->text)); ########## # # Break down the Body into phrases. This is done by listing the tags and tag combinations

How can I replace multiple whitespace with a single space in Perl?

巧了我就是萌 提交于 2020-08-22 09:34:40
问题 Why is this not working? $data = "What is the STATUS of your mind right now?"; $data =~ tr/ +/ /; print $data; 回答1: Use $data =~ s/ +/ /; instead. Explanation: The tr is the translation operator. An important thing to note about this is that regex modifiers do not apply in a translation statement (excepting - which still indicates a range). So when you use tr/ +/ / you're saying "Take every instance of the characters space and + and translate them to a space". In other words, the tr thinks of

How can I replace multiple whitespace with a single space in Perl?

我的未来我决定 提交于 2020-08-22 09:32:09
问题 Why is this not working? $data = "What is the STATUS of your mind right now?"; $data =~ tr/ +/ /; print $data; 回答1: Use $data =~ s/ +/ /; instead. Explanation: The tr is the translation operator. An important thing to note about this is that regex modifiers do not apply in a translation statement (excepting - which still indicates a range). So when you use tr/ +/ / you're saying "Take every instance of the characters space and + and translate them to a space". In other words, the tr thinks of

各种类型文件的Content Type

核能气质少年 提交于 2020-08-20 01:29:52
CONTENT_TYPE = { '.load': 'text/html', '.123': 'application/vnd.lotus-1-2-3', '.3ds': 'p_w_picpath/x-3ds', '.3g2': 'video/3gpp', '.3ga': 'video/3gpp', '.3gp': 'video/3gpp', '.3gpp': 'video/3gpp', '.602': 'application/x-t602', '.669': 'audio/x-mod', '.7z': 'application/x-7z-compressed', '.a': 'application/x-archive', '.aac': 'audio/mp4', '.abw': 'application/x-abiword', '.abw.crashed': 'application/x-abiword', '.abw.gz': 'application/x-abiword', '.ac3': 'audio/ac3', '.ace': 'application/x-ace', '.adb': 'text/x-adasrc', '.ads': 'text/x-adasrc', '.afm': 'application/x-font-afm', '.ag': 'p_w