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I'm trying to write a search engine in 'C'for several www pages. The idea i that the search engine will search through these pages and record the number of times the required word is found. It should also return the URL of the pages where the word was found. I've written an html form asking for the search word, but I'm not having much luck opening the required html files and searchig through them. I dont really know the best way to search through html files. &nbsp;Can anyone please help ? &nbsp;I originally posted this question on the C pogrammers questions, but was advised to try here instead.<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Phil H.
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I'm trying to write a search engine in 'C'for several www pages. The idea i that the search engine will search through these pages and record the number of times the required word is found. It should also return the URL of the pages where the word was found. I've written an html form asking for the search word, but I'm not having much luck opening the required html files and searchig through them. I dont really know the best way to search through html files.  Can anyone please help ?  I originally posted this question on the C pogrammers questions, but was advised to try here instead.
               Phil H.

Searching html files

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