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From: Torsten Knodt <torstenknodt@datas-world.de>
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Subject: Re: Renaming HTMLGenerator to TidyGenerator?
Date: Fri, 23 May 2003 15:05:18 +0200
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> > Yes, I'd like to. HTMLGenerator also uses tidy. For new
> > users, this would be
> > hard to understand. And providing a deprecated HTMLGenerator
> > which maps to
> > TidyGenerator wouldn't be the problem. Also the naming would
> > be consistent
> > between Generator and Serializer.
> Right. Did you solve the <br/> and <textarea/> problems by implementing
> TidySerializer?
I haven't tested them, but I think they will work. I have done it because=20
unneeded namespaces where left in the current HTMLSerializer. I wasn't able=
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to remove them with stylesheets. Also I wanted to have well formated HTML t=
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make it easier to debug problems. The last is, I wanted to be sure to have =
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valid (X)HTML for which it's OK to contain the logo.

Regards
	Torsten

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