I've added *limited* DOM support to Java tidy. Basically, all you can do right now is read elements and attributes of the parse tree. You cannot modify the parse tree in any way. I have made fields of org.w3c.tidy.Node protected, as I would like to phase out external use of this class, and phase in DOM-style access to the parse tree. Note that Java Tidy cannot yet be called DOM-compliant, but it's getting there. If anyone wants to build on what I've done for DOM support, I will look at incorpoarating it into Java tidy. I will be working on bringing Java tidy up to the 27 Sep 1999 release of the official tidy next. Since, I will be busy at my real job in the next few months, I would appreciate any help that people could offer - if you want to send me updated source code, I will incorporate that into Java tidy. Andy QuickReceived on Saturday, 2 October 1999 19:00:26 GMT
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