HTML Parsing Library Basic/VB script

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HTML Parsing Library provides functions for parsing HTML tags. This library provides functions for parsing HTML tags, values and many other hyper text markup language related things. The module is optimized for speed. The library comes in the form of an Visual Basic module. In order to use it, you must have a fairly solid grasp of visual basic. Most functions in the library return an string value. Some other functions modify the passed variable directly, (with 'byref'). For example:dim sArray() as string GetAllHtmlTags "test site", sArray Further more, you must be aware of that passing an index of an array to an function in an module, can result in an error. The following is incorrect: dim sTemp as string sTemp = Function(sArray(2)) In order to resolve any error with this, it is highly recommended, that you use the following code structure: dim sTemp as string sTemp = sArray(2) sTemp = Function(sTemp)
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