Updated Syndicated Content to use new improved RSS feed reader.

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JT Smith 2003-04-10 03:04:09 +00:00
parent 40927d91aa
commit c53feaf14f
2 changed files with 327 additions and 326 deletions

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@ -86,8 +86,8 @@ sub www_view {
unless (defined $rssFile) { unless (defined $rssFile) {
$rssFile = $cache->setByHTTP($_[0]->get("rssUrl"),3600); $rssFile = $cache->setByHTTP($_[0]->get("rssUrl"),3600);
} }
$rssFile =~ s#(<title>)(.*?)(</title>)#$1.encode_entities($2).$3#ges; $rssFile =~ s#(<title>)(.*?)(</title>)#$1.encode_entities(decode_entities($2)).$3#ges;
eval{parseXML(\%rss, \$rssFile)}; eval{parseRSS(\%rss, \$rssFile)};
if ($@) { if ($@) {
WebGUI::ErrorHandler::warn($_[0]->get("rssUrl")." ".$@); WebGUI::ErrorHandler::warn($_[0]->get("rssUrl")." ".$@);
} }
@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ sub www_view {
$var{"channel.link"} = $rss{link}; $var{"channel.link"} = $rss{link};
$var{"channel.description"} = $rss{description}; $var{"channel.description"} = $rss{description};
my @items; my @items;
foreach my $item (@{$rss{items}}) { foreach my $item (@{$rss{item}}) {
push (@items,{ push (@items,{
link=>$item->{link}, link=>$item->{link},
title=>$item->{title}, title=>$item->{title},

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@ -1,334 +1,299 @@
#!/usr/bin/perl #!/usr/bin/perl
package XML::RSSLite; package XML::RSSLite;
use strict; use strict;
use vars qw(@ISA @EXPORT @EXPORT_OK %EXPORT_TAGS $VERSION); use vars qw($VERSION);
use Exporter;
@ISA = ('Exporter');
@EXPORT = qw/parseXML usableXML/;
@EXPORT_OK = qw/parseXML usableXML
isRSS isRDF isSN isWL
xml_content_string xml_content_array/;
$VERSION = '0.08';
$VERSION = 0.11;
sub parseXML { sub import{
my ($rr, $cr) = @_; no strict 'refs';
shift;
die "Parms to 'parse' must be refs to a hash and XML content!" my $pkg = scalar caller();
unless (ref($rr) and ref($cr)); *{"${pkg}::parseRSS"} = \&parseRSS;
*{"${pkg}::parseXML"} = \&parseXML if grep($_ eq 'parseXML', @_);
return unless $$cr; ## Gotta have some content to parse
my $type = usableXML($cr)
or die "Content must be RSS/RDF/ScriptingNews/Weblog XML " .
"(or something pretty close)";
preprocess($cr);
if ($type == 1 or $type == 2) {
parseRSS($rr, $cr);
} elsif ($type == 3) {
parseSN($rr, $cr);
} elsif ($type == 4) {
parseWL($rr, $cr);
} else {
die "Screwed up XML type-checking somehow!";
} }
sub parseRSS {
my ($rr, $cref) = @_;
die "$rr is not a hash reference" unless ref($rr) eq 'HASH';
die "$cref is not a scalar reference" unless ref($cref) eq 'SCALAR';
# Gotta have some content to parse
return unless $$cref;
preprocess($cref);
{
_parseRSS($rr, $cref), last if index(${$cref}, '<rss')+1;
_parseRDF($rr, $cref), last if index(${$cref}, '<rdf:RDF')+1;
_parseSN( $rr, $cref), last if index(${$cref}, '<scriptingnews')+1;
_parseWL( $rr, $cref), last if index(${$cref}, '<weblog')+1;
die "Content must be RSS|RDF|ScriptingNews|Weblog|reasonably close";
}
postprocess($rr); postprocess($rr);
} }
sub preprocess { sub preprocess {
my $cr = shift; my $cref = shift;
$$cref =~ y/\r\n/\n/s;
## $$cref =~ y{\n\t ~0-9\-+!@#$%^&*()_=a-zA-Z[]\\;':",./<>?}{ }cs;
## Help create "well-formed" XML so parser doesn't puke by #XXX $$cref =~ s/&(?!0[a-zA-Z0-9]+|#\d+);/amp/gs;
## 1. Making unix-style line endings #XXX Do we wish to (re)allow escaped HTML?!
## 2. Using &amp; for & (this screws up urls, but we fix it later) $$cref =~ s{(?:<|&lt;)/?(?:b|i|h\d|p|center|quote|strong)(?:>|&gt;)}{}gsi;
## 3. Removing objectionable characters
##
$$cr =~ s|<(/*)rss\d+:(.*?)>|<$1$2>|g;
$$cr =~ s|<([^<> ]+)\s+(.+?)\s+/>|<$1 $2></$1>|g;
$$cr =~ s/[\012\015]{1,2}/\n/g;
$$cr =~ s/&(?!([a-zA-Z0-9]+|#\d+);)/&amp;/g;
$$cr =~ y/\~\[\n 0-9a-zA-Z_\!\@\#\$\%\^\&\*\(\)\-\+\=\:\;\"\'\<\>\,\.\/?\]/ /c;
## Tidy up for debugging by starting open tags on new line
# $content =~ s|(?!\n)<(?!/)|\n<|gs;
} }
sub _parseRSS {
parseXML($_[0], $_[1], 'channel', 0);
$_[0]->{'items'} = $_[0]->{'item'};
}
sub _parseRDF {
my ($rr, $cref) = @_;
$rr->{'items'} = [];
my $item;
parseXML($_[0], $_[1], 'rdf:RDF', 0);
# Alias RDF to RSS
if( exists($rr->{'item'}) ){
$rr->{'items'} = $rr->{'item'};
}
else{
my $li = $_[0]->{'rdf:li'} || $_[0]->{'rdf:Seq'}->{'rdf:li'};
foreach $item ( @{$li} ){
my %ia;
if (exists $item->{'dc:description'}) {
$ia{'description'} = $item->{'dc:description'};
}
if (exists $item->{'dc:title'}) {
$ia{'title'} = $item->{'dc:title'};
}
if (exists $item->{'dc:identifier'}) {
$ia{'link'} = delete($item->{'dc:identifier'});
}
push(@{$rr->{'items'}}, \%ia);
}
}
}
sub _parseSN {
my ($rr, $cref) = @_;
$rr->{'items'} = ();
my $item;
parseXML($rr, $cref, 'channel', 0);
# Alias SN to RSS terms
foreach $item ( @{$_[0]->{'rdf:li'}} ){
my %ia;
if (exists $item->{'text'}) {
$ia{'description'} = $item->{'text'};
}
if (exists $item->{'linetext'}) {
$ia{'title'} = $item->{'linetext'};
}
if (exists $item->{'url'}) {
$ia{'link'} = $item->{'url'};
}
push(@{$rr->{'items'}}, \%ia);
}
}
sub _parseWL {
my ($rr, $cref) = @_;
$rr->{'items'} = ();
my $item;
#XXX is this the right tag to parse for?
parseXML($rr, $cref, 'channel', 0);
# Alias WL to RSS
foreach $item ( @{$_[0]->{'rdf:li'}} ){
my %ia;
if (exists $item->{'url'}) {
$ia{'link'} = delete($item->{'url'});
}
push(@{$rr->{'items'}}, \%ia);
}
}
sub postprocess { sub postprocess {
my $rr = shift; my $rr = shift;
$rr->{'link'} =~ s/&amp;/&/gi; #XXX Not much to do, what about un-munging URL's in source, etc.?!
return unless defined($rr->{'items'});
$rr->{'items'} = [$rr->{'items'}] unless ref($rr->{'items'}) eq 'ARRAY';
if (defined($rr->{'items'})) { foreach my $i (@{$rr->{'items'}}) {
my $i; $i->{description} = $i->{description}->{'<>'} if ref($i->{description});
foreach $i (@{$rr->{'items'}}) {
$i->{'link'} = trim($i->{'link'});
# Put stuff into the right name if necessary # Put stuff into the right name if necessary
if (defined($i->{'url'}) and not $i->{'link'}) {
$i->{'link'} = $i->{'url'};
}
# Fix pre-process munging
$i->{'link'} =~ s/&amp;/&/gi;
# See if you can use misplaced url in title for empty links
if( not $i->{'link'} ){ if( not $i->{'link'} ){
if( defined($i->{'url'}) ){
$i->{'link'} = delete($i->{'url'}); }
# See if you can use misplaced url in title for empty links
elsif( exists($i->{'title'}) ){
# The next case would trap this, but try to short-circuit the gathering
if ($i->{'title'} =~ /^(?:ht)|ftp:/) { if ($i->{'title'} =~ /^(?:ht)|ftp:/) {
$i->{'link'} = $i->{'title'}; $i->{'link'} = $i->{'title'};
} elsif ($i->{'title'} =~ /"((?:ht)|ftp.*?)"/) { }
elsif ($i->{'title'} =~ /"((?:ht)|ftp.*?)"/) {
$i->{'link'} = $1; $i->{'link'} = $1;
$i->{'title'} =~ s/<.*?>//; $i->{'title'} =~ s/<.*?>//;
} else { }
else {
next; next;
} }
} }
}
# Make sure you've got an http/ftp link # Make sure you've got an http/ftp link
if ($i->{'link'} !~ m{^(http|ftp)://}i) { if( exists( $i->{'link'}) && $i->{'link'} !~ m{^(http|ftp)://}i) {
## Rip link out of anchor tag ## Rip link out of anchor tag
$i->{'link'} =~ m{a\s+href=("|&quot;)?(.*?)("|>|&quot;|&gt;)?}i; $i->{'link'} =~ m{a\s+href=("|&quot;)?(.*?)("|>|&quot;|&gt;)?}i;
if( $2 ){ if( $2 ){
$i->{'link'} = $2; $i->{'link'} = $2;
}
} elsif ($i->{'link'} =~ m{[\.#/]}i and elsif( $i->{'link'} =~ m{[\.#/]}i and $rr->{'link'} =~ m{^http://} ){
$rr->{'link'} =~ m{^http://}) {
## Smells like a relative url ## Smells like a relative url
if (substr($i->{'link'}, 0, 1) ne '/') { if (substr($i->{'link'}, 0, 1) ne '/') {
$i->{'link'} = '/' . $i->{'link'}; $i->{'link'} = '/' . $i->{'link'};
} }
$i->{'link'} = $rr->{'link'} . $i->{'link'}; $i->{'link'} = $rr->{'link'} . $i->{'link'};
}
} else { else {
next; next;
} }
} }
#If we don't have a title, use the link #If we don't have a title, use the link
if (not $i->{'title'}) { unless( defined($i->{'title'}) ){
$i->{'title'} = $i->{'link'}; $i->{'title'} = $i->{'link'};
} }
$i->{'link'} =~ s/ //g;
if( exists($i->{'link'}) ){
#XXX # Fix pre-process munging
# $i->{'link'} =~ s/&amp;/&/gi;
$i->{'link'} =~ s/ /%20/g;
} }
} }
} }
sub parseRSS { sub parseXML{
my ($rr, $cr) = @_; my($hash, $xml, $tag, $comments) = @_;
my($begin, $end, @comments);
local $_;
my $channel = xml_content_string('channel', $cr); #Kill comments
$channel =~ s|<item.*?</item>||gis; while( ($begin = index(${$xml}, '<!--')) > -1 &&
clean(\$channel); ${$xml} =~ m%<!--.*?--(>)%sg ){
my $str = substr(${$xml}, $begin, pos(${$xml})-$begin, '');
my $ca; #Save them if requested
my @channel_attrs = ($channel =~ m|(<.*?>.*?</.*?>)|gi); do{ unshift @comments, [$begin, substr($str, 4, length($str)-7)] }
foreach $ca (@channel_attrs) { if $comments;
$ca =~ m|^<(.*?)>(.*?)</.*?>$|;
$rr->{$1} = trim($2);
} }
$rr->{'items'} = (); _parseXML($hash, $xml, $tag);
my $item;
foreach $item (xml_content_array('item', $cr)) { # #XXX Context of comment is lost!
clean(\$item); # #Expose comments if requested
my @item_attrs = ($item =~ m|(<.*?>.*?</.*?>)|gi); # do{ push(@$comments, $_->[1]) for @comments } if ref($comments) eq 'ARRAY';
my $ia; if( $comments ){
my %ia; #Restore comments if requested
foreach $ia (@item_attrs) { substr(${$xml}, $_->[0], 0, '<!--'.$_->[1].'-->') for @comments;
$ia =~ m|^<(.*?)>(.*?)</.*?>$|;
$ia{$1} = trim($2); #Expose comments if requested
} do{ push(@$comments, $_->[1]) for @comments } if ref($comments) eq 'ARRAY';
push(@{$rr->{'items'}}, \%ia);
#XXX test blanks here
} }
} }
sub parseSN { sub _parseXML{
my ($rr, $cr) = @_; my($hash, $xml, $tag, $index) = @_;
my($begin, $end);
my $channel = xml_content_string('header', $cr); #Find topTag and set pos to start matching from there
$channel =~ s|<item.*?</item>||gis; ${$xml} =~ /<$tag(?:>|\s)/g;
clean(\$channel); ($begin, $end) = (0, pos(${$xml})||0);
my $ca; #Match either <foo></foo> or <bar />, optional attributes, stash tag name
my @channel_attrs = ($channel =~ m|(<.*?>.*?</.*?>)|gi); while( ${$xml} =~ m%<([^\s>]+)(?:\s+[^>]*?)?(?:/|>.*?</\1)>%sg ){
foreach $ca (@channel_attrs) {
$ca =~ m|^<(.*?)>(.*?)</.*?>$|; #Save the tag name, we'll need it
$rr->{$1} = trim($2); $tag = $1 || $2;
#Save the new beginning and end
($begin, $end) = ($end, pos(${$xml}));
#Get the bit we just matched.
my $str = substr(${$xml}, $begin, $end-$begin);
#Extract the actual attributes and contents of the tag
$str =~ m%<\Q$tag\E\s*([^>]*?)?>(.*?)</\Q$tag\E>%s ||
#XXX pointed out by hv
# $str =~ s%^.*?<$tag\s*([^>]*?)?>(.*?)</$tag>%<$tag>$2</$tag>%s ||
$str =~ m%<\Q$tag\E\s*([^>]*?)?\s*/>%;
my($attr, $content) = ($1, $2);
#Did we get attributes? clean them up and chuck them in a hash.
if( $attr ){
($_, $attr) = ($attr, {});
$attr->{$1} = $3 while m/([^\s=]+)\s*=\s*(['"])(.*?)\2/g;
} }
## my $inhash;
## Alias SN to RSS terms #Recurse if contents has more tags, replace contents with reference we get
## if( $content && index($content, '<') > -1 ){
if (exists $rr->{'channelDescription'}) { _parseXML($inhash={}, \$str, $tag);
$rr->{'description'} = $rr->{'channelDescription'}; #Was there any data in the contents? We should extract that...
} if( $str =~ />[^><]+</ ){
if (exists $rr->{'channelTitle'}) { #The odd RE above shortcircuits unnecessary entry
$rr->{'title'} = $rr->{'channelTitle'};
}
if (exists $rr->{'channelLink'}) {
$rr->{'link'} = $rr->{'channelLink'};
}
$rr->{'items'} = (); #Clean whitespace between tags
my $item; #$str =~ s%(?<=>)?\s*(?=<)%%g; #XXX ~same speed, wacko warning
foreach $item (xml_content_array('item', $cr)) { #$str =~ s%(>?)\s*<%$1<%g;
clean(\$item); #XXX #$str =~ s%(?:^|(?<=>))\s*(?:(?=<)|\z)%%g
my @item_attrs = ($item =~ m|(<.*?>.*?</.*?>)|gi);
my $ia;
my %ia;
foreach $ia (@item_attrs) {
$ia =~ m|^<(.*?)>(.*?)</.*?>$|;
$ia{$1} = trim($2);
}
# Links are nested, kill prev {'link'} and rebuild attrs inside it my $qr = qr{@{[join('|', keys %{$inhash})]}};
undef $ia{'link'}; $content =~ s%<($qr)\s*(?:[^>]*?)?(?:/|>.*?</\1)>%%sg;
my @linkitems = xml_content_array('link', \$item)
or next;
my $linkitem = $linkitems[0]; ## Usually first one is most relevant $inhash->{'<>'} = $content if $content =~ /\S/;
@item_attrs = ($linkitem =~ m|(<.*?>.*?</.*?>)|gi);
foreach $ia (@item_attrs) {
$ia =~ m|^<(.*?)>(.*?)</.*?>$|;
$ia{$1} = trim($2);
}
# Alias SN to RSS
if (exists $ia{'text'}) {
$ia{'description'} = $ia{'text'};
}
if (exists $ia{'linetext'}) {
$ia{'title'} = $ia{'linetext'};
}
if (exists $ia{'url'}) {
$ia{'link'} = $ia{'url'};
}
push(@{$rr->{'items'}}, \%ia);
} }
} }
if( ref($inhash) ){
sub parseWL { #We have attributes? Then we should merge them.
my ($rr, $cr) = @_; if( ref($attr) ){
for( keys %{$attr} ){
# my $channel = xml_content_string('header', $cr); $inhash->{$_} = exists($inhash->{$_}) ?
# $channel =~ s|<item.*?</item>||gis; (ref($inhash->{$_}) eq 'ARRAY' ?
# clean(\$channel); [@{$inhash->{$_}}, $attr->{$_}] :
[ $inhash->{$_}, $attr->{$_}] ) : $attr->{$_};
# my $ca;
# my @channel_attrs = ($channel =~ m|(<.*?>.*?</.*?>)|gi);
# foreach $ca (@channel_attrs) {
# $ca =~ m|^<(.*?)>(.*?)</.*?>$|;
# $rr->{$1} = trim($2);
# }
##
## Alias SN to RSS terms
##
# if (exists $rr->{'channelDescription'}) {
# $rr->{'description'} = $rr->{'channelDescription'};
# }
# if (exists $rr->{'channelTitle'}) {
# $rr->{'title'} = $rr->{'channelTitle'};
# }
# if (exists $rr->{'channelLink'}) {
# $rr->{'link'} = $rr->{'channelLink'};
# }
$rr->{'items'} = ();
my $item;
foreach $item (xml_content_array('link', $cr)) {
clean(\$item);
my @item_attrs = ($item =~ m|(<.*?>.*?</.*?>)|gi);
my $ia;
my %ia;
foreach $ia (@item_attrs) {
$ia =~ m|^<(.*?)>(.*?)</.*?>$|;
$ia{$1} = trim($2);
}
# Alias WL to RSS
if (exists $ia{'url'}) {
$ia{'link'} = $ia{'url'};
}
push(@{$rr->{'items'}}, \%ia);
} }
} }
}
sub usableXML { elsif( ref($attr) ){
my $cref = shift; $inhash = $attr;
my $content = $$cref; ## Don't change caller's content just for usability check }
else{
preprocess(\$content); #Otherwise save our content
$inhash = $content;
return 1 if isRSS(\$content);
return 2 if isRDF(\$content);
return 3 if isSN(\$content);
return 4 if isWL(\$content);
return 0;
} }
sub isRSS { $hash->{$tag} = exists($hash->{$tag}) ?
my $cref = shift; (ref($hash->{$tag}) eq 'ARRAY' ?
return scalar($$cref =~ /<rss.*>.*<\/rss>/is); [@{$hash->{$tag}}, $inhash] :
[ $hash->{$tag}, $inhash] ) : $inhash;
} }
sub isRDF {
my $cref = shift;
return scalar($$cref =~ /<rdf:RDF.*>.*<\/rdf:RDF>/is);
}
sub isSN {
my $cref = shift;
return scalar($$cref =~ /<scriptingnews.*>.*<\/scriptingnews>/is);
}
sub isWL {
my $cref = shift;
return scalar($$cref =~ /<weblog.*>.*<\/weblog>/is);
}
sub xml_content_string {
my $tag = shift;
my $cref = shift;
$$cref =~ /<${tag}.*?>(.*)<\/${tag}>/is;
return $1;
}
sub xml_content_array {
my $tag = shift;
my $cref = shift;
my $keeptags = shift;
$keeptags = 0 unless $keeptags;
my @result;
if ($keeptags) {
@result = ($$cref =~ /(<${tag}.*?>.*?<\/${tag}>)/gis);
} else {
@result = ($$cref =~ /<${tag}.*?>(.*?)<\/${tag}>/gis);
}
return @result;
}
sub clean {
my $cref = shift;
$$cref =~ s{(\n|<p>|</p>|<b>|</b>|<i>|</i>|<h\d>|</h\d>|<strong>|</strong>|<center>|</center>|<quote>|</quote>)}{ }gsi;
}
sub trim {
my $s = shift;
$s =~ s/^\s*(.*?)\s*$/$1/;
return $s;
} }
1; 1;
@ -338,7 +303,7 @@ __END__
=head1 NAME =head1 NAME
XML::RSSLite - Perl extension for "relaxed" RSS parsing XML::RSSLite - lightweight, "relaxed" RSS (and XML-ish) parser
=head1 SYNOPSIS =head1 SYNOPSIS
@ -346,14 +311,14 @@ XML::RSSLite - Perl extension for "relaxed" RSS parsing
. . . . . .
parseXML(\%result, \$content); parseRSS(\%result, \$content);
print "=== Channel ===\n", print "=== Channel ===\n",
"Title: $result{'title'}\n", "Title: $result{'title'}\n",
"Desc: $result{'description'}\n", "Desc: $result{'description'}\n",
"Link: $result{'link'}\n\n"; "Link: $result{'link'}\n\n";
foreach $item (@{$result{'items'}}) { foreach $item (@{$result{'item'}}) {
print " --- Item ---\n", print " --- Item ---\n",
" Title: $item->{'title'}\n", " Title: $item->{'title'}\n",
" Desc: $item->{'description'}\n", " Desc: $item->{'description'}\n",
@ -369,7 +334,7 @@ old-fashioned Perl regular expressions. It stores the data in a simple
hash structure, and "aliases" certain tags so that when done, you can hash structure, and "aliases" certain tags so that when done, you can
count on having the minimal data necessary for re-constructing a valid count on having the minimal data necessary for re-constructing a valid
RSS file. This means you get the basic title, description, and link for a RSS file. This means you get the basic title, description, and link for a
channel and its items. Anything else present in the hash is a bonus :) channel and its items.
This module extracts more usable links by parsing "scriptingNews" and This module extracts more usable links by parsing "scriptingNews" and
"weblog" formats in addition to RDF & RSS. It also "sanitizes" the "weblog" formats in addition to RDF & RSS. It also "sanitizes" the
@ -397,60 +362,96 @@ output for best results. The munging includes:
=over =over
=item parseXML($outHashRef, $inScalarRef) =item parseRSS($outHashRef, $inScalarRef)
I<$inScalarRef> is a reference to a scalar containing the document to be I<$inScalarRef> is a reference to a scalar containing the document to be
parsed, the contents will effectively be destroyed. I<$outHashRef> is a parsed, the contents will effectively be destroyed. I<$outHashRef> is a
reference to the hash within which to store the parsed content. reference to the hash within which to store the parsed content.
=item usableXML($inScalarRef)
Test whether or not B<XML::RSSLite> understands the content of the referenced
document.
=back =back
=head2 EXPORTABLE =head2 EXPORTABLE
=over =over
=item isRDF($inScalarRef) =item parseXML(\%parsedTree, \$parseThis, 'topTag', $comments);
Tests if a referenced document is RDF. =over
=item isRSS($inScalarRef) =item parsedTree - required
Tests if a referenced document is RSS. Reference to hash to store the parsed document within.
=item isSN($inScalarRef) =item parseThis - required
Tests if a referenced document is scriptingNews. Reference to scalar containing the document to parse.
=item isWL($inScalarRef) =item topTag - optional
Tests if a referenced document is weblog. Tag to consider the root node, leaving this undefined is not recommended.
=item comments - optional
=over
=item false will remove contents from parseThis
=item true will not remove comments from parseThis
=item array reference is true, comments are stored here
=back =back
=head1 BUGS =back
Sometimes the title of an item will be missed, =head2 CAVEATS
the condition will presist until additional items have been added
to the document. As a stop gap, when this happens the item title
is set equal to the item link.
It may take awhile for the tuits to fix this to accumulate. This is not a conforming parser. It does not handle the following
feel free to submit a patch.
=over
=item
<foo bar=">">
=item
<foo><bar> <bar></bar> <bar></bar> </bar></foo>
=item
<![CDATA[ ]]>
=item
PI
=back
It's non-validating, without a DTD the following cannot be properly addressed
=over
=item entities
=item namespaces
This might be arriving in the next release.
=back
=back
=head1 SEE ALSO =head1 SEE ALSO
perl(1), C<XML::RSS> perl(1), C<XML::RSS>, C<XML::SAX::PurePerl>,
C<XML::Parser::Lite>, <XML::Parser>
=head1 AUTHOR =head1 AUTHOR
Jerrad Pierce <jpierce@cpan.org>. Jerrad Pierce <jpierce@cpan.org>.
Scott Thomason <scott@industrial-linux.org> Scott Thomason <scott@thomasons.org>
=head1 LICENSE =head1 LICENSE