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Usage
OperaRssFeedsExtractor extracts some data from
Operas information on RSS-feeds the user is subscribed to. It reads the
Mail/index.ini-file and parses it to get this data.
The retrieved data gets stored in an object of type section, inheriting from dict. The data is accessible through the dict-interface, but also through attributes (like in
cookbook recipe 52313):
print data["Name"]
print data.Name
The script goes on by sorting the feeds by their Name and generating string that represents a Wiki-page where the individual feeds are linked, like:
*[[feedlink feedname]]
The result (a string) is put into the windows clipboard (with the help of
PyWin32).
Example
I use the script to generate my
BlogRoll.
Dependencies
Motivation
The blogroll on my blog was terribly un-automatic. Lot's of manual work to synchronize my actual blogroll with the one on the blog. I know there are services helping in
BlogRolling I decided against them.
Writing an automation definitely is more instructional.
Versioning
- 20050925 -- released to the public
Todo
Questions from users
Suggestions from users