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Reading web page content
Hi, guys.
I really need to solve this problem and I don't know how. So, can somone be so kind to help me? Please. And the problem is: I have to write a C program which will open a web page, filter it's contents and save needed data to a file. Now, everything's easy, but reading this web page. How can I open a page from within a program? Just for example, lets say I need to find the name of the newest member of unix.com from the notification on home page. How can I even tell it to go to web?! Reading pure HTML (or PHP generated or whatever) is also ok. I'm on Sun Solaris OS 5.8. |
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