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Is there a way to make the QXmlStreamReader handle malformed XML?

I am trying to parse some values ​​from a website. For this I use QXmlStreamReader

. After I started parsing, I got XML Error: "Expected" = ', but I got'> '. ". He breaks this distorted element:

<tbody pageStartAt >

I guess the reason for this is because the standard means that everything after the main tag name should have some values ​​attached to it like this:

<tbody pageStartAt="2" > - this is working.

My question is, is there a way to prevent this? I just want to ignore subtags that have no values. I would rather avoid using QWebKit - I think this is too much.

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The easiest way I've found is using HTMLTidy (thanks to @MrEricSir for the advice). It fixes the broken XML. One downgrade is the fact that it adds unnecessary tags like / body / etc.



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