htmllex.h File Reference

#include <agxbuf.h>

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Functions
int	initHTMLlexer (char *, agxbuf *, htmlenv_t *)
int	htmllex (void)
unsigned long	htmllineno (void)
int	clearHTMLlexer (void)
void	htmlerror (const char *)

Function Documentation

clearHTMLlexer()

int clearHTMLlexer ( void  )

extern

Definition at line 794 of file htmllex.c.

References agxbfree(), lexstate_t::error, lexstate_t::lb, state, and lexstate_t::warn.

Referenced by parseHTML().

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htmlerror()

void htmlerror

(

const char *

msg

)

Definition at line 78 of file htmllex.c.

References agerrorf(), lexstate_t::error, error_context(), htmllineno(), and state.

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htmllex()

int htmllex ( void  )

extern

Definition at line 1062 of file htmllex.c.

References agerrorf(), agxblen(), agxbuse(), lexstate_t::currtok, lexstate_t::currtoklen, lexstate_t::error, error_context(), htmllineno(), lexstate_t::lb, len(), lexstate_t::mode, lexstate_t::prevtok, lexstate_t::prevtoklen, lexstate_t::ptr, state, T_error, lexstate_t::tok, and XML_STATUS_ERROR.

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htmllineno()

unsigned long htmllineno ( void  )

extern

Definition at line 921 of file htmllex.c.

References state.

Referenced by htmlerror(), and htmllex().

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initHTMLlexer()

int initHTMLlexer ( char *  src, agxbuf *  xb, htmlenv_t *  env  )

extern

Definition at line 764 of file htmllex.c.

References agwarningf(), charsetToStr(), lexstate_t::currtoklen, lexstate_t::error, htmlenv_t::g, GD_charset, GD_gvc, lexstate_t::inCell, lexstate_t::lb, lexstate_t::mode, lexstate_t::prevtoklen, lexstate_t::ptr, state, lexstate_t::warn, and lexstate_t::xb.

Referenced by parseHTML().

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