Tidy is everywhere! :-D
On 1/29/08, Peter Alcibiades <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Availability of tidy.
>
> It and its docs are installed on my copy of Debian and I don't recall having
> done it. But even if not part of the base distribution, which it might not
> be in stuff like PCLinux or Vec
Sarah wrote:
> Rev's XML library can give a text representation of an
> XML tree using revXMLtext, but it is not formatted and appears all on
> one line.
Just to share something nice (and as a reminder to mySelf) revXmlText
has an undocumented third parameter. if you use
put revXMLText(tId,,
Availability of tidy.
It and its docs are installed on my copy of Debian and I don't recall having
done it. But even if not part of the base distribution, which it might not
be in stuff like PCLinux or Vector or Zenwalk or the one cd distros, its
going to be a simple download from the reposito
> check "tidy" unix program. Tidy is a popular unix tool that every host
> out there will have installed. Even your MacOS X bundles it. It is
> used by a lot of toolkits. You can use a combination of tidy and
> shell() call to test your XML.
Andre's mention of tidy made me wonder if it could be u
Jbv,
check if your Win2k server has tidy installed. If it doesn't have but
you're allowed to install it then go to http://tidy.sourceforge.net
they have win2k binaries there.
:-)
there's also TidyLib if you want to coin yourself an external :-D
Cheers
andre
On 1/27/08, jbv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Andre,
Thanks a lot for the cool tip.
However, one detail I forgot to mention in my previous post : my Rev cgi script
will run on a win 2K server...
JB
> Jbv,
>
> check "tidy" unix program. Tidy is a popular unix tool that every host
> out there will have installed. Even your MacOS X bundles i
Jbv,
check "tidy" unix program. Tidy is a popular unix tool that every host
out there will have installed. Even your MacOS X bundles it. It is
used by a lot of toolkits. You can use a combination of tidy and
shell() call to test your XML.
Andre
On 1/27/08, jbv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi fol
Hi folks,
Is there a function somewhere that could help me test conformity
of xml data (basically finding and removing unclosed tags, or tags
being closed without being opened) by a Rev cgi script before it's
sent back to the end-user browser for heavy xml processing via js
functions ?
I'm using R
