- From: THORMODSEN,ARNE D (HP-Corvallis,ex1) <arne_thormodsen@hp.com>
- Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2000 14:34:54 -0400 (EDT)
- To: "'html-tidy@w3.org'" <html-tidy@w3.org>
For what it is worth, I'm experimenting with the following method (in the Clean class of jtidy). So far it seems to work, eliminating all but the first instance of the duplicated attribute. I'm invoking the method in Tidy.parse(). BTW, I am *not* a member of this list right now, so please send any comments on to me directly. I'd join, but I'm in too %$^$*# many groups right now and am feeling overwhelmed by mail. --arne /* This is a test to see how this stuff works... */ private static void findAndRemoveDuplicateAttributes(Node n){ while (n!=null){ if (n.type == Node.StartTag){ //Remove duplicate attributes, saving the first AttVal a=n.attributes; while (a!=null){ AttVal aCompare = a.next; while (aCompare!=null){ if (Lexer.wstrcasecmp(a.attribute, aCompare.attribute) == 0){ //Found a duplicate, remove it System.out.println("Found duplicate attribute: "+a.attribute+", in Element: "+n.element); n.removeAttribute(a); break; } aCompare=aCompare.next; } a=a.next; } } findAndRemoveDuplicateAttributes(n.content); n=n.next; } } public static void removeDuplicateAttributes(Node n){ while (n != null) { System.out.println("Experimental cleanup - removing duplicate attributes"); findAndRemoveDuplicateAttributes(n); n = n.next; } }
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