Embarrassing, but I can admit it.
I suck...
Thanks for the brilliant code and apologies for opening an issue.
edit:
Well, I suck a little less than I thought.
I'm importing Pluck as a pkg into some code I am writing with github.com/chromedp/chromedp as my browser driver. PluckString is definitely getting the correct string content from a variable if I print that variable to console after loading a page with chromedp and grabbing a chunk or reactID that I need.
Any ideas for a newb who can get a correct map from (if I first write the same var to a file):
p.Load("config.toml")
p.PluckFile("testpluck.txt")
fmt.Println(p.Result())
But not from this?:
//code that correctly loads desired string into var html here before and after using strconv.Quote.
p.PluckString(html) // <------- PluckString won't take the string var html here for some reason
fmt.Println(p.Result())
I am sure that I am just doing something stupid, but can't find out why PluckString would need a string literal in the code "p.PluckString("here")" and won't take a string var "p.PluckString(here)".
Any advice for a newb?
Embarrassing, but I can admit it.
I suck...
Thanks for the brilliant code and apologies for opening an issue.
edit:
Well, I suck a little less than I thought.
I'm importing Pluck as a pkg into some code I am writing with github.com/chromedp/chromedp as my browser driver. PluckString is definitely getting the correct string content from a variable if I print that variable to console after loading a page with chromedp and grabbing a chunk or reactID that I need.
Any ideas for a newb who can get a correct map from (if I first write the same var to a file):
But not from this?:
I am sure that I am just doing something stupid, but can't find out why PluckString would need a string literal in the code "p.PluckString("here")" and won't take a string var "p.PluckString(here)".
Any advice for a newb?