- From: Benjamin Redelings I <bredelin@sdcc6.ucsd.edu>
- Date: Wed, 22 Oct 1997 18:04:33 -0700
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
Hi, I've installed the latest binary for amaya, 1.1b for Linux. I've just moved my website (~700k) from a remote machine to my home machine so that I could use various HTML tools to write my site, after which I could publish it periodically. Specifically, I was thinking to use amaya because (for example) the 'Show Structure' view is so cool. While I've just started thinking about how I'd do this, I do have one complaint/question. I noticed that Amaya "unformatted" all the formatting that I manually put into my code... At this stage I really would prefer to have my code formatted so that it is human-readable too... even though I could, of course, just load it up in Amaya to view the structure. It just occurred to me that that might not be the best way of thinking about this. Hmm... Perhaps there are external "HTML-beautifier" programs, that might also parse HTML code and check if it is grammatically correct? I suppose in that case, then perhaps the issue of formatting could be considered external to Amaya. ?????????Does anybody know of any HTNL "beautifiers"??????? (No, its not urgent, just wanted to attract attention to this line :) Thanks a lot, -BenRI
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