debian man page for html::cleaner

Query: html::cleaner

OS: debian

Section: 3pm

Format: Original Unix Latex Style Formatted with HTML and a Horizontal Scroll Bar

HTML::Cleaner(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					HTML::Cleaner(3pm)

   process({ input => $html_string })
       processes a HTML string, returns clean XHTML

   _start_handler
       internal method for processing html open tags

   _end_handler
       internal method for processing html end tags

   _text_handler
       internal method for processing text events

   _handle_attributes()
       internal method for processing attributes of html tags

   _filter_discard
       html tag filter: discards the tag

   _filter_tag_style
       html tag filter: processes style tags

   _filter_tag_style_text
       html tag filter: processes content of style tags

   _filter_tag_img
       html tag filter: processes img tags

   _filter_tag_font
       html tag filter: processes font tags, converts them to span tags

   _filter_tag_b
       html tag filter: processes b tags, converts them to span tags

   _filter_tag_table
       html tag filter: processes table tags

   _filter_tag_td
       html tag filter: processes table data tags

   _filter_tag_font_end
       html tag filter: processes font end tag, converts to span tag

   _filter_tag_b_end
       html tag filter: processes b end tag, converts to span tag

   _filter_tag_center
       html tag filter: processes center tag, converts to div tag

   _filter_tag_center_end
       html tag filter: processes center end tag, converts to div tag

   _filter_style
       style filter: processes CSS

perl v5.14.2							    2012-06-16							HTML::Cleaner(3pm)
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