Maybe I'm not understanding something, but I came across something that doesn't look right in the code. The option -asxml is supposed to make tidy output XML, but it seems like it is outputting XHTML instead. Change line 713 from "xHTML = yes;" to "XmlOut = yes;" to fix the problem. Another idea I had (since I need both XHTML and XML capability) is to add a command line option for xHTML, adding else if (strcmp(arg, "asxhtml") == 0) xHTML = yes; right below line 713. Thanks! =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Douglas Cook - MCP mailto:cookd@cs.byu.edu =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=Received on Monday, 26 July 1999 21:43:01 GMT
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