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  • P commented on Facebook::Graph News

    I have just tried the Facebook::Graph api with dancer, but I am getting

    "Error 404
    Unable to process your query
    The page you requested is not available
    Powered by Dancer 1.3111"

    and the found the following from dancer log.

    [7527] core @0.000114> request: POST / from 127.0.0.1 in /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/Dancer/Handler.pm l. 56
    [7527] core @0.000532> [hit #1]Trying to match 'POST /' against /^\/upload_photo$/ (generated from '/upload_photo') in /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/Dancer/Route.pm l. 84
    [7527] core @0.00…

  • Ron Savage commented on [FAILED] 10x faster than LibXML

    Hi

    Sure, put it on CPAN.

    When you write the docs, please include a 'See Also' section, mentioning the other modules (and programs) you've looked at.

    Be sure to mention Marpa::R2, which has its own HTML parser:

    Marpa::R2

  • Toby Inkster commented on [FAILED] 10x faster than LibXML

    I wonder how many of these speed benefits could be retained if PugiXML were used as an alternative parser for XML::LibXML. That is, turn PugiXML parsing events into XML::LibXML::Node objects.

  • yko commented on [FAILED] 10x faster than LibXML

    Toby, thank you for your interest.

    I was thinking about the same in context of writing drop-in replacement for Web::Scraper, similar to Web::Scraper::LibXML for about 3 minutes and then rejected this idea.

    Again, this doesn’t mean that idea is bad. It’s brilliant! Finally, it come to my head. The problem is that at the moment I see a lot of efforts and less of outcome in the end.

    However, I totally encourage you, as well as anyone who would like to, to participate PugiXML development just to get an idea of it’s internals and then together or individually decide…

  • cafe01 commented on [FAILED] 10x faster than LibXML

    I have recently started contributing to Web::Query, a jQuery-like (as close as possible) for html scrapping and manipulation.

    Because its based on HTML::TreeBuilder/HTML::Element, its very slow, and some XPath queries are incredibly slow.

    So I would definitely use PugiXML!

    We need PugiXML and HTML::TreeBuilder::PugiXML as a drop-in replacement for HTML::TreeBuilder (like HTML::TreeBuilder::LibXML which if fully implemented, would also help a lot! :) ).

    Thank you!!

    - cafe


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