Known issues:- links from http://rss.news.yahoo.com/rss/topstories always throw "Page Not Found"
- on older Tcl versions (8.4.1 or so) the panedwindow comes up very thin, must be pulled open (fixed in 8.4.8)
package require http
package require uri
package require Tk
proc main argv {
pack [entry .e -textvar e] -fill x
bind .e <Return> {showRSS .x.t $e}
pack [panedwindow .p -ori vert] -fill both -expand 1
.p add [frame .x]
pack [scrollbar .x.y -command ".x.t yview"] -fill y -side right
pack [text .x.t -wrap word -yscrollc ".x.y set" -spacing1 3 \
-padx 5 -pady 3 -height 10] \
-fill both -expand 1 -side right
.x.t tag config link -foreground blue -underline 1
.x.t tag bind link <Enter> {.x.t config -cursor hand2}
.x.t tag bind link <Leave> {.x.t config -cursor {}}
.x.t tag bind link <ButtonRelease-1> {click .x.t .f.t}
.p add [frame .f]
pack [scrollbar .f.y -command ".f.t yview"] -fill y -side right
pack [text .f.t -wrap word -yscrollc ".f.y set" -spacing1 3\
-padx 5 -pady 3 -height 12] \
-fill both -expand 1 -side right
foreach i {red blue green3} {.f.t tag config $i -foreground $i}
.f.t tag config title -font {Helvetica 11 bold}
.f.t tag config bold -font "[.f.t cget -font] bold"
focus .e
raise .
#set ::e {http://www.spiegel.de/schlagzeilen/rss/0,5291,,00.xml}
set ::e http://www.tagesspiegel.de/feed/index.xml
showRSS .x.t $::e
}if 0 {This proc is called when a RSS link is clicked. It uses the fact that the second tag is the URL itself:} proc click {rsswin textwin} {
set url [lindex [$rsswin tag names insert] 1]
$rsswin tag configure $url -foreground purple4
showHTML $textwin $url
}if 0 {This renders a RSS URL with titles and links into the given text widget:} proc showRSS {w url} {
$w delete 1.0 end
upvar #0 [geturl_followRedirects $url] arr
if ![info exists arr(body)] {set arr(body) "<html>not found :(</html>"}
foreach {tag content} [html2txt $arr(body)] {
switch -- $tag {
<description> {set descr $content}
</description> {$w insert end "$title - $descr\n"}
<title> {set title $content}
<link> {set link $content}
</item> {$w insert end " - " "" $title\n [list link $link]}
}
}
}if 0 {This is a crude HTML renderer, which uses a regexp to split the document into a tag nontag... sequence, and depending on the tag, renders the non-tag content in the given text widget:} proc showHTML {w url} {
$w delete 1.0 end
upvar #0 [geturl_followRedirects $url] arr
foreach {tag content} [html2txt $arr(body)] {
if {[string length $content]<20} continue
if [regexp userAgent $content] continue
switch -glob -- [string tolower $tag] {
<title> {$w insert end $content title \n\n}
<b> {$w insert end $content bold \n}
<div* - </div> - <p> - <!--* - </i> -
<br* {$w insert end $content\n}
}
update
}
}
proc html2txt {html} {
set res {}
set re {(<[^>]+>) *([^<>]*)}
foreach {all tag content} [regexp -all -inline $re $html] {
if {![regexp src= $content]} {
lappend res [deblank $tag] [deblank $content]
}
}
string map {
Ü Ü ß ß ä ä ö ö ü ü „ ' “ '
ä ä ö ö ü ü ß ß
} $res
}
proc deblank string {regsub -all {\s+} $string " "}#-- This redirecting geturl is courtesy of KPV's http://wiki.tcl.tk/11831 proc geturl_followRedirects {url args} {
array set URI [::uri::split $url] ;# Need host info from here
while {1} {
set token [eval [list http::geturl $url] $args]
if {![string match {30[1237]} [::http::ncode $token]]} {return $token}
array set meta [set ${token}(meta)]
if {![info exist meta(Location)]} {
return $token
}
array set uri [::uri::split $meta(Location)]
unset meta
if {$uri(host) == ""} { set uri(host) $URI(host) }
# problem w/ relative versus absolute paths
set url [eval ::uri::join [array get uri]]
}
}
main $argv#-- little debugging helpers (the F1 part works on Windows and Mac only) bind . <Escape> {exec wish $argv0 &; exit}
bind . <F1> {console show}if 0 {Category Toys | Category Internet | Arts and crafts of Tcl-Tk programming }
[metoto] - 2009-12-30 11:55:36Hi again Richard, you are clever enough to write a parsing script (non php) which can make all Rss Feed links active on a given webpage? Can you send an example to me at newac@mail.com :) ...Allan.
[metoto] - 2009-12-30 11:56:48By the way very good work you do here. :) have a great 2010
