Re^5: The mostly used xml parser

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Excellent point - using tidy as a preprocessor goes a long way to bridging the gap. It is also interesting to note that there is a tidy.pm available, although the Active State ppm install of it doesn't manage to hook the documentation into Active State's Perl documentation :(.

Perl is Huffman encoded by design.

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Re^6: The mostly used xml parser by mirod (Canon) on Oct 06, 2005 at 08:02 UTC
It must be from HTML::Tidy, which is an HTML checker: it doesn't return the XHTML generated by `tidy`, just the error messages. I could provide a sortcut for using `tidy` (or `xmllint`, which can do the same thing) though, provided it is either in the path or you give the path to the executable. I'll add this to the next version, thanks for the idea.	[reply]

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