htmlParseChunk() breaks on error?

Hi,

Im parsing some real life html and using the function
htmlParseChunk(). It 
often reports parsing errors. Does libxml2 stop at the
place, where the error 
occurs (I use the push parser)? Or does it continue to the
end of the 
document as good as it can?
I would like it not to stop of course. I also set the 
option "HTML_PARSE_RECOVER". What exactly does
this mean? Is that documentet 
somewhere? there is only a comment "Relaxed
parsing" and i dont want to 
guess...

I hope you can bring some light in the dark! 
Thanks for reading.

Greetings
Manuel Jung
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On Thu, Mar 22, 2007 at 10:14:54PM +0100, Manuel Jung
wrote:
> Im parsing some real life html and using the function
htmlParseChunk(). It 
> often reports parsing errors. Does libxml2 stop at the
place, where the error 
> occurs (I use the push parser)? Or does it continue to
the end of the 
> document as good as it can?

  It continues

> I would like it not to stop of course. I also set the 
> option "HTML_PARSE_RECOVER". What exactly
does this mean? Is that documentet 
> somewhere? there is only a comment "Relaxed
parsing" and i dont want to 
> guess...

  I'm not sure that option is ever used, libxml2 tries to
recover in case
of HTML parsing errors, but it won't try to tidy up.

Daniel

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