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Subject: Re: SV: DOCBOOK: Strange newlines in HTML output
* Rune Enggaard Jensen <Runej@aloc.dk> [Dec 07. 2000 14:34]: > > If you do not like it, then use another smarter processor. > > ... or use, e.g., tidy to prettify the HTML files afterwards. See > > http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/ Unfortunately tidy has a few short comings, and I have found it difficult to use in batches because it complains too much. Tidy also can choke on input, so you are not guaranteed that your input is processed. I looked at jTidy, which has the same problems, but which -- being a Java program -- also have hooks in order to be used as a SAX parser for the HTML-part. I could not get massaged input though. What in my eyes would be perfect, would be a JTidy frontend to SAX-confomant parsers, which allowed us to use HTML files directly. This might require work though, as it does not appear to be the goal of the current maintainer(s). -- Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen "...sound of... Tubular Bells!" http://bigfoot.com/~thunderbear
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