> I welcome patches, since I tried to just directly port the php version
> of cssTidy to python there are bound to be bugs.
Yeah, probably. The code is admittedly not the easiest thing to read;
this is probably largely because the application was written in C++
first then ported to PHP. I'd
On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 7:11 AM, isolationism <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That said, I've come across a few bugs -- need to capitalize 'True' on
> csstidy.py line 448.
Opps, will fix
> There is also something more serious afoot, as recompressing a
> previously-compressed file results in a
Very nice. I have been using csstidy (C++ version) for a few years now
to compress a rather large amount of CSS for an enterprise-class
product. I have had use to call upon it rather a lot (a full build
handles nearly a thousand output documents).
Since my css framework compiler is written in
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