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On Tue, Jan 15, 2002 at 09:49:24AM -0800, Carlos wrote:
stories-chunk :
@echo Generating chunked content;
@xsltproc --param html.ext '.html'
In seeing the stylesheets the FreeBSD uses to generate their documentation I
came across the use of Tidy. I've downloaded it and added the corresponding
line to my Makefile. I am using XSLTproc when working with the 1.48
stylesheets, how can I apply tidy to each of the chunks generated before
On Tue, Jan 15, 2002 at 09:49:24AM -0800, Carlos wrote:
@echo Generating chunked content;
@xsltproc --param html.ext '.html' xsl/xhtml/cal-chunk.xsl
stories.xml
With 1.0.10 libxslt from yesterday
@xsltproc --stringparam html.ext .html xsl/xhtml/cal-chunk.xsl
# How do you make the line below work
# @tidy *.html *.html
You want the -m flag, for modify file. Check the output of -h.
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roryh
Carlos wrote:
In seeing the stylesheets the FreeBSD uses to generate their documentation I
came across the use of Tidy. I've downloaded it and added the corresponding
line to my Makefile. I am using XSLTproc when working with the 1.48
stylesheets, how can I apply tidy to each of the chunks
# How do you make the line below work
# @tidy *.html *.html
You want the -m flag, for modify file. Check the output of -h.
Should have added this really;
roryh@ulfr tmp 0 1921 ls
ed.html google.html redhat.html
roryh@ulfr tmp 0 1921 /usr/local/bin/tidy -i -m -wrap 80 *.html
