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perl-xml
Seg Faults Using HTML::Tidy -- Any Alternatives?
by Shannon Booher other posts by this author
Jan 21 2005 11:42AM messages near this date
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Re: Regarding Perl LibXML | Re: Seg Faults Using HTML::Tidy -- Any Alternatives?
& XSLT I'm attempting to take existing data, which may contain HTML, and make it 
XHTML compliant.  I'm on Linux 7.3, using HTML::Tidy and the latest 
libtidy (the 01/18 build).

Using the default configuration, I get seg faults on any non-HTML tags.  
If I turn on the input-xml flag, then the non-HTML tags are processed 
correctly, but other data causes seg faults -- a mis-matched </b>  tag for 
example.

Has anyone else seen this problems?  Is this a problem with the perl 
HTML::Tidy module?  Anyone have any suggestions for alternative solutions?

thanks,

sjb

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