- From: Bjoern Hoehrmann <derhoermi@gmx.net>
- Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2003 19:35:44 +0200
- To: fe.sola@infomed.sld.cu
- Cc: Steve Wang <swang@carebridge.com>, html-tidy@w3.org
* fe.sola@infomed.sld.cu wrote: >I downloaded the Tidy.exe utility to test what Tidy does or doesn't. I tried >the following: > >tidy -asxml foo.html foo.out.html This is supposed to tidy both, foo.html and foo.out.html. >in the command windows tidy seems to parse the foo.html document and does show an xhtml >valid version of it, the thing is, it doesn't update the foo.out.html file with the >tidied version. Use -m if you want to have foo.html modified. >The same happens if I use > >tidy -asxml foo.html -o foo.out.html >or >tidy -asxml foo.html -out foo.out.html This is supposed to tidy foo.html, -out and foo.out.html. Use tidy -asxml -out foo.out.html foo.html >The same happens when I use a config file instead of the -asxml directive, the >foo.out.html is not updated. >tidy -config optionfile.txt foo.html -o foo.out.html tidy foo.html, -o and foo.out.html. >What's wrong? The order of the arguments.
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