MIL HTML Parser

People say it’s a life-changing experience. And there’s no doubt that when you make the incredible journey to India and Nepal, you’ll return with a new outlook on life and endless extraordinary memories. Fascinating and intriguing, this is a world that’s far removed from our western way of living.Our wonderfully designed tour encompasses the very best that Northern India has

if( token[1] == '#' )
                        {
                            if (token[2] == 'x')
                            {
                                //the value is a hex code
                                int v = Convert.ToInt32(token.ToString().Substring(3, token.Length - 4),16);
                                output.Append((char)v);
                            }
                            else
                            {
                                int v = int.Parse(token.ToString().Substring(2, token.Length - 3));
                                output.Append((char)v);
                            }
                        }

"Local \n                  Business List"

"Local                  Business List"

private string RemoveWhitespace(string input)
        {
            string output = input.Replace( "\r" , "" );
            output = output.Replace( "\n" , "" );
            output = output.Replace( "\t" , " " );
            output = output.Replace("  ", "");
            output = output.Trim();
            return output;
        }

<a target='_blank' class=team href=/data/league/team.php?t=610&s=413 class=team>Mariehamn</a>

target="_blank"
class="team"
href=""
null
data=null
league=null
team.php?t="t=610&s=413"
class="team"

while ((i < input.Length) && (input.Substring(i, 1).IndexOfAny(" \r\n\t>".ToCharArray()) == -1))
{
    i++;
}
int dataLength = (i - value_start);
if (input.Substring(i, 1).Equals(">") &&
    input.Substring(i - 1, 1).Equals("/"))
{
    // if it's a proper end of tag '/>', don't include the '/' in the data
    dataLength--;
}
tokens.Add(input.Substring(value_start, dataLength));

Natural Cause wrote:

You don't wrap any of the values in double quotes