RE: [Tidy-dev] Re: JTidy update

Russell --

You're correct that the Tidy tests don't verify the DOM.  In JTidy, the
"DOM" is a fairly thin wrapper on the Tidy proprietary Node structure.
Of course, the Tidy tests would just be comparing the flat file outputs
from the two products.

Gary

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> A further complication is that JTidy does not simply correct 
> input files. It also outputs an XML DOM - and the tests need 
> to verify that as well.  I don't see how the Tidy tests do that.
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