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I use a TCP client written by another UIC math professor and sed for most of my scraping needs. Can you or anyone give me an example, _that is likely to be see
by gwu78 13y ago
I use a TCP client written by another UIC math professor and sed for most of my scraping needs.
Can you or anyone give me an example, _that is likely to be seen on any website_, that you believe cannot be solved with sed but can be solved with XPath?
The example at the URL you given above appears to have a target CSV file as its only requirement.
I routinely use HTTP pipelining and sed/tr to produce CSV files from websites.
As for R, I'm more curious about its database and analytics capabilities.
How does it stack up to kdb+?