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Written April 14, 2012 Updated April 27, 2012 This is a complete guide to using HXT for parsing and processing HTML in Haskell.
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In my work recently I needed to load an XML file using Haskell. There are a number of toolkits for doing this, but after a bit of searching and research the one most suited to what I wanted to do seemed to be HXT (the Haskell XML Toolkit) . It did the things I needed (with some persuasion ) but did seem quite cumbersome. The following is an extract from the introduction example to “picklers” from the wiki (thanks to Uwe Schmidt for updating the information to the latest version there): data Player = Player { firstName : : String
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From HaskellWiki 1 Serializing and deserializing Haskell data to/from XML With so called pickler functions and arrows, it becomes rather easy and straightforward to convert native Haskell values to XML and vice versa. The module Text.XML.HXT.Arrow.Pickle and submodules contain a set of picklers (conversion functions) for simple data types and pickler combinators for complex types. 2 The idea: XML pickler
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From HaskellWiki 1 A gentle introduction to the Haskell XML Toolbox The Haskell XML Toolbox (HXT) is a collection of tools for processing XML with Haskell. The core component of the Haskell XML Toolbox is a domain specific language consisting of a set of combinators for processing XML trees in a simple and elegant way.