extractHTMLStrip: Simply strip HTML Tags from Document
In tm.plugin.webmining: Retrieve Structured, Textual Data from Various Web Sources
Description
Usage
Arguments
Note
Author(s)
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Description
extractHTMLStrip parses an url, character or filename, reads the DOM
tree, removes all HTML tags in the tree and outputs the source text without
markup.
Usage
1
extractHTMLStrip(url, asText = TRUE, encoding, ...)
Arguments
url
character, url or filename
asText
specifies if url parameter is a character, defaults to TRUE
encoding
specifies local encoding to be used, depending on platform
...
Additional parameters for htmlTreeParse
Note
Input text should be enclosed in <html>'TEXT'</html> tags to ensure correct
DOM parsing (issue especially under .Platform$os.type = 'windows')
Author(s)
Mario Annau
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments Note Author(s) See Also
Description
extractHTMLStrip parses an url, character or filename, reads the DOM
tree, removes all HTML tags in the tree and outputs the source text without
markup.
Usage
1 | extractHTMLStrip(url, asText = TRUE, encoding, ...)
|
Arguments
url |
character, url or filename |
asText |
specifies if url parameter is a |
encoding |
specifies local encoding to be used, depending on platform |
... |
Additional parameters for |
Note
Input text should be enclosed in <html>'TEXT'</html> tags to ensure correct DOM parsing (issue especially under .Platform$os.type = 'windows')
Author(s)
Mario Annau
See Also
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