Example of html code escape conversion using python

Previously recorded the Python Htmlparser from the Internet to process HTML escape rune files. However, in the processing of content with Chinese characters will be the error, the code is as follows:

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# Cat html.py #/usr/bin/python #coding =utf-8 Import Htmlparser Html_parser = Htmlparser.htmlparser () title = ' Eclipse Functionality <template> learning. E.g: quickly insert timestamp in code-361way.com ' Newtitle = Html_parser.unescape (title) Print Newtitle

The error content is as follows:

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Traceback ( Most recent called last):   File "html.py", line 7, in <module>     newtitle = Html_parser . unescape (title)   File "/usr/lib64/python2.6/htmlparser.py", line 390, in Unescape     return Re.sub (R) & (#?[ XX]? (?: [0-9a-fa-f]+|w{1,8})); ", Replaceentities, s)   File"/usr/lib64/python2.6/re.py ", line 151, in sub     return _compile (pattern, 0). Sub (repl, String, Count) Unicodedecodeerror: ' ASCII ' codec can ' t Decode byte 0xe5 in position 7:ordinal don't in range (128)

The workaround is as follows:

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#/usr/bin/python #coding =utf-8 Import Htmlparser Import Sys Reload (SYS) Sys.setdefaultencoding (' Utf-8 ') Html_parser = Htmlparser.htmlparser () title = ' Eclipse Functionality <template> learning. E.g: quickly insert timestamp in code-Segmentfault ' Newtitle = Html_parser.unescape (title) Print Newtitle

You need to load the SYS module, reset the default encoding to UTF8, and there is no error. However, the content to be processed is only the title part of an article, and the common HTML escape content is as follows:

Character Decimal escape character
"& #34; "
& & #38; &
< & #60; &lt;
> & #62; &gt;
Keep open space (non-breaking spaces) & #160; &nbsp;

Note: It is not commonly used to refer to the HTML Escape character table on the open source China online tool.

I decided to use the Replace function of Python to implement a simple escape function, as follows:

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#/usr/bin/python #coding =utf-8 def replace_html (s): s = s.replace (' &quot; ', ' "') s = s.replace (' &amp; ', ' & ') s = s.replace (' &lt; ', ' < ') s = s.replace (' &gt; ', ' > ') s = s.replace (' &nbsp; ', ') s = S.replace ('-361way.com ', ') Print S Replace_html (title)

The advantage is that it is quick and concise, does not depend on the module, and does not need to reload the SYS module to specify the default encoding when applied.