Class TextSerializer
object --+
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        TextSerializer
Produces plain text from an event stream.
Only text events are included in the output. Unlike the other serializer,
special XML characters are not escaped:
>>> from genshi.builder import tag
>>> elem = tag.div(tag.a('<Hello!>', href='foo'), tag.br)
>>> print(elem)
<div><a href="foo"><Hello!></a><br/></div>
>>> print(''.join(TextSerializer()(elem.generate())))
<Hello!>
If text events contain literal markup (instances of the Markup class),
that markup is by default passed through unchanged:
>>> elem = tag.div(Markup('<a href="foo">Hello & Bye!</a><br/>'))
>>> print(elem.generate().render(TextSerializer, encoding=None))
<a href="foo">Hello & Bye!</a><br/>
You can use the strip_markup to change this behavior, so that tags and
entities are stripped from the output (or in the case of entities,
replaced with the equivalent character):
>>> print(elem.generate().render(TextSerializer, strip_markup=True,
...                              encoding=None))
Hello & Bye!
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          | __init__(self,
        strip_markup=False) Create the serializer.
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    | Inherited from object:__delattr__,__format__,__getattribute__,__hash__,__new__,__reduce__,__reduce_ex__,__repr__,__setattr__,__sizeof__,__str__,__subclasshook__ | 
  
    | Inherited from object:__class__ | 
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  Create the serializer.| __init__(self,
        strip_markup=False)
    (Constructor)
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    Parameters:
        strip_markup- whether markup (tags and encoded characters) found
in the text should be removedOverrides:
        object.__init__
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