- From: <1_anargeek@42.lautre.net>
- Date: Sun, 08 Apr 2018 17:44:13 +0200
- To: public-htacg@w3.org
Hello, flycheck, a on the fly syntax checking solution for GNU Emacs ( http://www.flycheck.org ) has an issue with tidy's output in localized environnemnts. It can't run properly except in an English setup. I tested with different versions of tidy (debian, official binaries, version compiled from tidy-html5). It only worked when I compiled tidy with localization support disabled. I reported the issue to flycheck devs ( https://github.com/flycheck/flycheck/issues/1376 ) and was being told that the following two questions needed to be investigated : - Can html-tidy be made to print "info"/"warning"/"error" labels in English while using translated error messages? - Does html-tidy have (or is planning to have) support for alternate output formats (a common one is checkstyle; other checkers often use JSON)? As I didn't find the answer anywhere I'm asking here. I hope this is the good place to do so. Thank you for any reply. Please put my email ( 1_anargeek@42.lautre.net ) in copy to your answers as I'm not a subscriber to this list. Regards.
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