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>
> But again, like others have suggested, you should rethink your problem and
> your solution before starting down your path.  What are you really
> capturing?
>

Rethink problem...
I try to use sgmllib - get all info tagged in "h1"... "h6"
I've created file lister.py:

"from sgmllib import SGMLParser

class Lister(SGMLParser):

 def reset(self):
  SGMLParser.reset(self)
  self.h1 = []
  self.h2 = []
  self.h3 = []
  self.h4 = []
  self.h5 = []
  self.h6 = []

  self.in_h1 = False
  self.in_h2 = False
  self.in_h3 = False
  self.in_h4 = False
  self.in_h5 = False
  self.in_h6 = False

 def handle_data(self, text):
  if self.in_h1 == True:
   self.h1.append(text)
  elif self.in_h2 == True:
   self.h2.append(text)
  elif self.in_h3 == True:
   self.h3.append(text)
  elif self.in_h4 == True:
   self.h4.append(text)
  elif self.in_h5 == True:
   self.h5.append(text)
  elif self.in_h6 == True:
   self.h6.append(text)

#AND NOW "BAD CODE1":

 def start_h1(self, attrs):
  self.in_h1 = True

 def end_h1(self):
  self.in_h1 = False

 def start_h2(self, attrs):
  self.in_h2 = True

 def end_h2(self):
  self.in_h2 = False

 def start_h3(self, attrs):
  self.in_h3 = True

 def end_h3(self):
  self.in_h3 = False

 def start_h4(self, attrs):
  self.in_h4 = True

 def end_h4(self):
  self.in_h4 = False

 def start_h5(self, attrs):
  self.in_h5 = True

 def end_h5(self):
  self.in_h5 = False

 def start_h6(self, attrs):
  self.in_h6 = True

 def end_h6(self):
  self.in_h6 = False

"

And now I want to print all text in this tags.

file use_lister.py:

"

import urllib, lister

f = open('_1.html', 'r')
text = f.read()
f.close()

parser = urllister.Lister()
parser.feed(text)
parser.close()

#AND NOW "BAD CODE2":

Show_step('h1')
for i in parser.h1:
  print i

Show_step('h2')
for i in parser.h2:
  print i

Show_step('h3')
for i in parser.h3:
  print i

Show_step('h4')
for i in parser.h4:
  print i

Show_step('h5')
for i in parser.h5:
  print i

Show_step('h6')
for i in parser.h6:
  print i

"



And I don't like this "BAD CODE1" and "BAD CODE2"

How to rewrite bad codes???
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