EBoard 29: Processing XML
Approximate overview
Administrative stuff
Introductory notes
- I hope you are reveling in the extra sleep.
- Today’s lab require a variety of packages. (File -> Install Package …)
- html-parsing
- html-writing
- sxml
- https://github.com/grinnell-cs/csc151www.git#main
- Today is yet another new(-ish) lab. Fingers crossed.
- Friday will be, too. Toes crossed?
Upcoming activities
Token Events
- Learning from CS Alumni Tuesday at 2pm in 3821: Marli Remash ‘20
- Mentor session Tuesday at 8pm
- CS Extras Thursday at 4pm in 3821: Molecular programming!
- Writers@Grinnell Thursday at 8pm in Bucksbaum 131
- Football vs Cornell College Saturday at noon
- GSO Saturday at 2pm in Sebring-Lewis
- Grinnell Singers Sunday at 2pm in Sebring-Lewis
Other good things
- Thursday, 11am, Math Talk, in a Math classroom
- Women’s Basketball vs Central, 7pm Tonight
- Men’s Basketball vs Spurgeon (?), 7pm Wednesday
Upcoming work
- SoLA 3 due Thursday.
- We’ll discuss sample problems on Wednesday.
- Reading for Friday not yet available. (Schedule is likely to change.)
Q&A
Lab
Preliminaries
- Make sure to install the new packages.
- You have two files to download (.rkt and .html).
- Don’t forget the normal start-of-lab stuff.
Notes during lab
- If you don’t understand the results for 1c, read the introduction
to 1d.
ul is “unnumbered list” (maybe “unordered list”)
li is “list item”
q is quotation. So I expect something like
(li "Eamon is an " (q "ultimate") " player")
- Looking for quotations
(define rex-q
(rex-any-of (rex-string "<q>")
(rex-string "<Q>")
(rex-string "<q ")
(rex-string "<Q ")))
- Looking for emphasis
(define rex-em
(rex-concat (rex-string "<")
(rex-any-of (rex-string "em")
(rex-string "EM"))
(rex-char-set " >")))
- Looking for emphasis in quotations, Eamon style
(define rex-q-em
(rex-concat rex-q
(rex-repeat0 (rex-any-char))
rex-em))
- A problem: This also matches “
Hello
World”
- It is not possible to write
rex-q-em! Regular expressions have
limited power.
Notes post lab
Should Sam rewrite the reading?
How was the lab?