It is that easy.
You have a logic error.
Your start handler, which you call start_handler, does no printing.
You text handler does printing, but as documented, the text handler handles text not start tags.
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OMG!!! I can't believe I was that blind! Thank you very much! :))
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I can believe it, it happens to me every day, usually in between naps and coffee breaks
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OK, then, did you look at the htstrip example in the distribution? The documentation (at the end of the EXAMPLES section) indicates that you can modify it to do what you want:
More examples are found in the eg/ directory of the HTML-Parser distribution: the program hrefsub shows how you can edit all links found in a document; the program htextsub shows how to edit the text only; the program hstrip shows how you can strip out certain tags/elements and/or attributes; and the program htext show how to obtain the plain text, but not any script/style content.
...roboticus
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Yes I did examined all examples and played with them alot. But still can't get what I need. I can't understand why using 'text' instead of 'dtext' produces the same result - plain text instead of returning untouched content of that HTML tag...
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