in reply to How to parse HTML5?

Maybe <section> tags are not supposed to be nested and that's why HTML::Tidy is complaining about them?

Why do you want to parse HTML? Personally, I like HTML::TreeBuilder, which gives me a tree I can later query for content. If you want to clean up HTML, maybe you can use the ->as_HTML method of the resulting HTML::Element to pretty-print it.

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Re^2: How to parse HTML5?
by NRan (Novice) on Mar 08, 2016 at 12:13 UTC

    could you give me any short example with "HTML::TreeBuilder"

    But i also need error log with "line number" and "column number"

    Then after end user go that line number and then correct it

    Is it possible?

    Thanks
    Nikhil Ranjan
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      What kind of errors do you want? If you're after finding malformed HTML, HTML::Tidy is better, because HTML::TreeBuilder will automatically correct much of the HTML.

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        No I don't want auto correction

        I want i do it manual

        suppose <p> is missing, then it gives me only error log not correct it

        Thanks
        Nikhil Ranjan
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