Hi there,
I'm a faithfull user of Tidy to XMLize near XML files.
Recently I came accross the following problem: my near-XML file contains
unexpected processing instructions. They should not be there and are not
intended to modify Tidy's behaviour. Unfortunately, they do.
At some point, my near-XML file contains the following:
<econtext><?idd:break> blah blah... </econtext>
Tidy replaces this with
<econtext></econtext>
and the whole file is gracefully ended with all necessary closing tags,
ignoring the full bulk of interesting data below this point.
Ideally, this processing instruction ( <?idd:break> ) would be ignored or
even suppressed. I don't need it at all.
Can a new option be created ? I can envision something like heed-procins :
Yes/No/Suppress
Another option would be to escape whatever coding is contained in some
pre-declared elements. Here any coding in the <econtext> element can be
escaped.
The corresponding option to pre-declare such elements could be :
escape-content-elements : econtext elem2 elem3
Thank you for considering,
Cordialement / Best regards
Christophe Chenon, PhD
Innovation ? Terminology ? Quality
French Translation Services Center
+33-1-4941-7283
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