- From: Andy Quick <ac.quick@sympatico.ca>
- Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2000 21:37:16 -0400
- To: <html-tidy@w3.org>
You can use Tidy.getParseErrors() or Tidy.getParseWarnings() to get the error/warning count after a call to Tidy.parse(). You could also use Tidy.setErrout(p) to set the error output to go to a PrintWriter p. Andy Quick ----- Original Message ----- From: Brian Zimmer <bzimmer@ignitemedia.com> To: <html-tidy@w3.org> Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 6:11 PM Subject: JTidy as an error reporter > One of the requirements of our application is to accept end user's html. In > a number of cases this html is poorly written/generated and I'd like to be > able to inform the user of such and prohibit acceptance until it's properly > written. > > I'd like to use JTidy wrapped in a JSP tag to handle this but the api seams > a little confusing to me. I can instantiate JTidy but none of the public > methods seem to be what I want. Instead, I find myself ripping out code > from main or instantiating a StreamInImpl so I can use a the Lexer instance > and look for errors. However this seems less than optimal. What I really > want is a list of errors as objects such as would be written to stderr. Am > I missing something entirely or is this not really how JTidy is designed? > > thanks, > > brian > > <signature> > <name>brian zimmer</name> > <email>bzimmer <at/> ignitemedia <dot/> com</email> > <voice>773.293.4344</voice> > </signature> > >
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