I covered that incidentally as part of the extraction step; you could easily write a method to do it on the soup and not just extract it import urlparse def make_links_absolute(soup, url): for tag in soup. FindAll('a', href=True): tag'href' = urlparse. Urljoin(url, tag'href').
I covered that incidentally as part of the extraction step; you could easily write a method to do it on the soup and not just extract it. Import urlparse def make_links_absolute(soup, url): for tag in soup. FindAll('a', href=True): tag'href' = urlparse.
Urljoin(url, tag'href').
I covered that incidentally as part of the extraction step; you could easily write a method to do it on the soup and not just extract it.
One of the interesting modules in the lxml. Of attributes can let a test fail. Actual differences in the doctest output.
Luckily, lxml provides the lxml. Readable diff in the output when a test fails. It is the most readable.
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