- From: Geoff McLane <ubuntu@geoffair.info>
- Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2015 20:02:22 +0100
- To: public-htacg-contrib@w3.org
No it probably does NOT effect very many... and as you point out is a VERY OLD BUG, since LONG before the 2009 release... As mentioned in my previous post, I will find the time to review my now OLD patch, update it, and cut it into Tidy5... At this time I do NOT see the need for another configuration option... just give Tidy the ability to skip over '<', '>' if in a script block, and in single or double quotes, and even skip comments // and /* ... */ And yes, if there is a need for an option, then it should default on, only offering the ability to turn it off... but why would you want that given the MESS Tidy will then generate... I do hope to get the time to work on this before 5.0.0... Regards, Geoff.
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