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3 points by stefano 6002 days ago | link | parent

I've tried your example and gives me (obviously) the same error, but trying

  (get-request (str->url "http://www.yahoo.com/"))
works. I will investigate further.

BTW, get-request returns a list containing the header of the response and a string containing the page (when it doesn't raise and error, of course).

Edit: bug solved. New version on github!



1 point by antiismist 6001 days ago | link

Thanks you are awesome. So what do you use for RSS parsing?

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2 points by stefano 6001 days ago | link

In my CL project I thought to parse it manually, but I've abandoned the project after finishing the HTTP part. I've never tried using it, but you could have a look at treeparse in Anarki, if you haven't done already.

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