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	import urllib		import urllib
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	def write_page(url, filename):		def write_page(url, filename):
	sock = urllib.urlopen(url)		sock = urllib.urlopen(url)
	htmlSource = sock.read()		htmlSource = sock.read()
	sock.close()		sock.close()
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	save = open(filename, 'w')		save = open(filename, 'w')
	save.write(htmlSource)		save.write(htmlSource)
	save.close()		save.close()
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	def write_page_list(list, path):		def write_page_list(list, path):
	index = open(path+'/index.txt', 'w')		index = open(path+'/index.txt', 'w')
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	')		')
	index.close()		index.close()
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		+	list = ['http://sfvlug.org','http://sfvlug.org/links.php','http://sfvlug.org/irc.php']
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		+	write_page_list(list, 'testdir')
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		+	Make sure "testdir" exists.

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Current revision as of 00:58, 13 October 2006

Python code to get a set of pages:

   import urllib
   
   def write_page(url, filename):
       sock = urllib.urlopen(url)
       htmlSource = sock.read()
       sock.close()
       
       save = open(filename, 'w')
       save.write(htmlSource)
       save.close()
       
   def write_page_list(list, path):
       index = open(path+'/index.txt', 'w')
       for x in range(0, len(list)):
           write_page(list[x], path+'/'+str(x)+'.html')
           index.write(str(x)+':'+list[x]+'\

')

       index.close()
   
   list = ['http://sfvlug.org','http://sfvlug.org/links.php','http://sfvlug.org/irc.php']
   
   write_page_list(list, 'testdir')

Make sure "testdir" exists.