NAME

       Embperl::Syntax::HTML - define the syntax for HTML

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

       Class derived from Embperl::Syntax to define the syntax for HTML.  This class does not add
       functionalty of it own, it just provides methods add definitions for derived classes to
       implement their own tags.

Methods

       Embperl::Syntax::HTML defines the following methods:

   Embperl::Syntax::HTML -> new  /  $self -> new
       Create a new syntax class. This method should only be called inside a constructor of a
       derived class.

   AddTag ($tagname, $attrs, $attrsurl, $attrsnoval, $procinfo, $taginfo, $addsess)
       Add a new HTML tag.

       $tagname
           Name of the HTML tag

       $attrs
           List of attributes that should be parsed out.

       $attrsurl
           List of attributes that should be parsed out. Any output inside the attribute value is
           url escaped.

       $attrsnoval
           List of attributes that should be parsed out and doesn't contain a value.

       $procinfo
           Processor info. See Embperl::Syntax for a definition of procinfo.

       $taginfo
           Additional tag definitions. See Embperl::Syntax for more infos.

       $addsess
           If set to 1 session id will be added to attributes passed via $attrsurl.  If set to 2
           a hidden input tag with the session id will be added.

   AddTagInside ($tagname, $attrs, $attrsurl, $attrsnoval, $procinfo)
       Same as AddTag, but tag could be also used inside of another tag.  (e.g. <sometag
       <someothertag> > ). This is not HTML or XML compatible, but maybe useful for implementing
       tagslibs etc. sometimes.

   AddComment ($tagname, $attrs, $attrsurl, $attrsnoval, $procinfo)
       Add a new HTML comment. Parameters are the same as for "AddTag".

   AddTagBlock ($tagname, $attrs, $attrsurl, $attrsnoval, $procinfo)
       Add a new HTML tag with start and end tag (e.g. <table> and </table>).  Parameters are the
       same as for "AddTag".

   AddTagWithStart ($tagname, $startname, $attrs, $attrsurl, $attrsnoval, $procinfo)
       Add a new HTML tag which is an endtag for another tag. In opposite to "AddTagBlock" the
       end tag can, but need not exists in the source.  Parameters are the same as for "AddTag".
       Addtionaly the name of the starttag must be specified.

Author

       G. Richter (richter at embperl dot org)

See Also

       Embperl::Syntax