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<p>I'd like to use <a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/webkitdotnet/" rel="nofollow">Webkit.net</a> to load an (X)HTML string and then analyze the DOM in order to "compress" it (remove whitespace, newlines, convert <code><input></input></code> and <code><input /></code> to <code><input></code> (basically an XHTML to HTML conversion, doctype allowing).</p> <p>Is there anyway to do get the "DOM tree" in webkit.net? If not, are there any .net HTML parsers out there that can do this? If not, is there a .net component that already does what I'm asking?</p> <p>Some Pseudo-code explaining what I'd like to do:</p> <pre><code>var DOM = Webkit.DOM.FromString("<!DOCTYPE HTML><html><head><title> Hello</title></head><body><INPUT Value="Click here" type="submit" /><br /><span class='bold red'>An element!</span><script type='text-javascript'>/*do stuff*/</script> <script>/*do more stuff*/</script></body></html>"); var sb = new StringBuilder(); // this would recursively iterate over all childnodes in a real scenario. foreach(var node in DOM.Nodes){ sb.Append(/* Compress & sort attributes, normalize & strip unneeded quotes, remove unneeded end & self-closing tags, etc. */); } // return optimally compressed output... // something like: // <!doctype html><title>Hello</title><input type=submit value="Click here"><br><span class="bold red">An element!</span><script>/*do stuff*/</script><script>/*do more stuff*/</script> return sb.ToString(); </code></pre>
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