>Given the proliferation of generated HTML these days, I suspect that
>htdig needs to put *everything* through SGMLEntity replacement. This
>means *every* place where a URL can occur, not just the HREF= clause.
Say it isn't so! :-)
This isn't the best of news. I looked through the RFC for URLs last night.
While I couldn't find anything forbidding & instead of %xxx, it did
mention that special characters were to be encoded as %xxx and "&" was a
special character. <chuckle>
Hmm. I guess we should just run through a document first and do SGMLEntity
replacement. Then we can parse to our heart's content. This is probably
what Netscape and IE do.
-Geoff Hutchison
Williams Students Online
http://wso.williams.edu/
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