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Old 01-08-2022, 10:45 PM   #108
KevinH
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Again, you only need to use Checkpoint on first load to see exactly what is changed by Mend.
You can delete that Checkpoint easily when done. You do not need to checkpoint all files in your library.

Actually try the RERenamer tool. It can handle most multiple renames youcan imagine in one or two passes.

Any error on load is either a missing doctype or the file itself is not well formed. Again just use Checkpoint as I have explained after first launch if you want details of everything changed when gumbo Mend is used. Or pass your file through an external xhtml validator.

The gumbo repair parser uses the exact whatwg spec to build a dom tree when parsing errors are present. This is the same spec followed by all browsers.

So there are existing ways to get what you want. You just need to try them. Your suggestions for improvements are noted but given available tools they will not be added to my To-Do list as they will not add value over what is here and to some extent are an artifact of you using external editors that do not properly repair parse leaving broken xhtml behind.

Sorry.
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