← Back to context Comment by dwb 5 days ago No. The browser structures the page in both a DOM tree and an accessibility tree. 2 comments dwb Reply worthless-trash 2 days ago What.. no, its text.. I've seen it in view source..You're talking about yet another 'presented' data stream, which is different than the character stream.One can rebuild these at will, im sure. dwb 2 days ago The source of a web page is parsed to form DOM and accessibility trees. The character stream of a TUI can’t be parsed into anything similar because it is not given in a formal language that can express those structures.
worthless-trash 2 days ago What.. no, its text.. I've seen it in view source..You're talking about yet another 'presented' data stream, which is different than the character stream.One can rebuild these at will, im sure. dwb 2 days ago The source of a web page is parsed to form DOM and accessibility trees. The character stream of a TUI can’t be parsed into anything similar because it is not given in a formal language that can express those structures.
dwb 2 days ago The source of a web page is parsed to form DOM and accessibility trees. The character stream of a TUI can’t be parsed into anything similar because it is not given in a formal language that can express those structures.
What.. no, its text.. I've seen it in view source..
You're talking about yet another 'presented' data stream, which is different than the character stream.
One can rebuild these at will, im sure.
The source of a web page is parsed to form DOM and accessibility trees. The character stream of a TUI can’t be parsed into anything similar because it is not given in a formal language that can express those structures.