New linkify-html interface #84
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November 6, 2015 17:22
So that it can be included in the build
Includes templates required to build. Appears to be working so far
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Build is currently working, but the HTML Tokenizer is quite heavy. This is mainly caused by HTML5 named characters. These are not fully required to linkify HTML, so I might take out the related functionality. |
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November 20, 2015 13:07
HTML character entities are not tokenized in the HTML parsing process. The character ref functionality has therefor been taken out.
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Implements a HTML-safe linkify interface. This will allow parsing links in arbitrary HTML strings. Output of interface is a String.
Fixes #90