Embperl::Syntax::HTML -> new / $self -> new¶

Create a new syntax class. This method should only be called inside a constructor of a derived class.

AddTag ($tagname, $attrs, $attrsurl, $attrsnoval, $procinfo, $taginfo, $addsess)¶

Add a new HTML tag.

$tagname

Name of the HTML tag

$attrs

List of attributes that should be parsed out.

$attrsurl

List of attributes that should be parsed out. Any output inside the attribute value is url escaped.

$attrsnoval

List of attributes that should be parsed out and doesn't contain a value.

$procinfo

Processor info. See Embperl::Syntax for a definition of procinfo.

$taginfo

Additional tag definitions. See Embperl::Syntax for more infos.

$addsess

If set to 1 session id will be added to attributes passed via $attrsurl. If set to 2 a hidden input tag with the session id will be added.

AddTagInside ($tagname, $attrs, $attrsurl, $attrsnoval, $procinfo)¶

Same as AddTag, but tag could be also used inside of another tag. (e.g. <sometag <someothertag> > ). This is not HTML or XML compatible, but maybe useful for implementing tagslibs etc. sometimes.

AddComment ($tagname, $attrs, $attrsurl, $attrsnoval, $procinfo)¶

Add a new HTML comment. Parameters are the same as for "AddTag".

AddTagBlock ($tagname, $attrs, $attrsurl, $attrsnoval, $procinfo)¶

Add a new HTML tag with start and end tag (e.g. <table> and </table>). Parameters are the same as for "AddTag".

AddTagWithStart ($tagname, $startname, $attrs, $attrsurl, $attrsnoval, $procinfo)¶

Add a new HTML tag which is an endtag for another tag. In opposite to "AddTagBlock" the end tag can, but need not exists in the source. Parameters are the same as for "AddTag". Addtionaly the name of the starttag must be specified.