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balaji marisetti
Hi,
I'm trying to parse a pice of HTML code using `html.parser` in Python3.
I want to find out the offset of a particular end tag (let's say </p>) and
then stop processing
the remaining HTML code immediately. So I wrote something like this.
I'm trying to parse a pice of HTML code using `html.parser` in Python3.
I want to find out the offset of a particular end tag (let's say </p>) and
then stop processing
the remaining HTML code immediately. So I wrote something like this.
Code:
def handle_endtag(self, tag):
if tag == mytag:
#do something
self.reset()
[code]
I called `reset()` method at the end of `handle_endtag()` method. Now the
problem is: when I call parser.feed("some html"), it's giving an
"AssertionError" exception. Isn't the `reset()` method
supposed to be called inside "handler" methods?
Thanks,
Balaji