- From: <html-tidy@war-of-the-worlds.org>
- Date: Wed, 29 Sep 1999 02:06:35 -0500
- To: html-tidy@w3.org
> As a programmer who hates spam myself I want to make sure that you only > receive this kind of e-mail if you want it. If you no longer want to > receive e-mail from the CodeCranker simply reply to this message with an > Un-Subscribe in the subject and we'll remove your name immediately (this > won't in any way effect your link entry with us) Then surely you realize that it is highly improper to use another's mailing list as a destination for spam. Would every subscriber to the list have to send a remove request before you'd remove the list from your spam list? At most you can _ask_ _once_ for people to opt-in to your list, but not unilaterally decide for people that they are interested in your mailings. And learn the difference between "affect" and "effect" please. You come across as a fool when you get them mixed up. Back to the list topic, I have looked over the latest HTML Tidy changes and expect to send additional bugfixes tomorrow. Here's a few I can recall from the top of my head: search for "Framset" and "xhtml1l". There are also omitted slashes at the end of some URLs in that same source document. (I'm sorry, I can't recall which one.) There's also a function which can corrupt the node list such that this expression evaluates as true: (node->content->prev->parent == node) Again, I can't recall which one, but when I can run a diff again I'll have it for you. I also see there is not yet HTML 4.01 support in HTML Tidy. I think I've got it done in my copy except that it still can't distinguish HTML 4.0 from HTML 4.01. All these I expect to mail to the list the evening of the 29th. -- ,=<#)-=# <http://www.war-of-the-worlds.org/> ,_--//--_, _-~_-(####)-_~-_ "Did you see that Parkins boy's body in the tunnels?" "Just (#>_--'~--~`--_<#) the photos. Worst thing I've ever seen; kid had no face."
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