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If you have to whole page content accessible, you can try to use
'Page.getSections()'... might help?
Greetings
DrTrigon
On 28.03.2012 13:20, Bináris wrote:
2012/3/28 Bináris <wikiposta(a)gmail.com
<mailto:wikiposta@gmail.com>>
Another issue: *á* is encoded as .C3.A1. However, a literal .C3.A1
in section title will also appear the same. Is there any way to
decide if .C3.A1 stands for *á* or for .C3.A1? I guess the
likelihood of someone writing a literal .C3.A1 into the section
title is very small, so this question may be theoretical, but I am
a theoretical man. :-)
While this was a theoratical problem, I created a practical one.
There are characters with a shorter code, such as quotation mark
(.22) and parentheses (.28, .29). Have a look at this section
title:
http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Szerkeszt%C5%91:BinBot/semmi#.22D.C3.A1tum.22:…
You will see that the first two .22's (marked here with red, excuse me
if this causes a problem for someone) are encoded
quotation marks,
while the last (blue) one a literal .22 as part of a date
(Hungarian date order is yyyy. mm. dd.). I simply don't see any
chance to make the difference by bot unless searching for all
section titles in question (as well as anchor templates) and try to
make a reverse match. So this is something very easy to spoil and
almost hopeless to correct.
*:-(*
-- Bináris
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