13.May.2002
Matthias Bethke
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HTML-Tool: HSC V0.925
Today Matthias Bethke released version 0.925 of the HTML-preprocessor
'HSC' (HTML Sucks Completely). The update includes new features and an updated documentation. This one is online available, too.
Changes:
- shows errors for missing required tags in NORMAL mode now, only RELAXED disables them
- added /RCMD=RECOMMENDED attribute modifier. Useful for accessibility tags like ACCESSKEY, TITLE etc., this yields "bad style" warning #90. HSC.Prefs is still awaiting a full update according to the W3C guidelines
- user defines from the commandline are now processed before the prefsfile is read. This allows individual prefs to be used depending on commandline switches that needn't be built in but can be user-supplied in form of a DEFINE
This release is only available as source code. The source code should be compileable on every supported system (tested with SuSE 7.3 and HP/UX 10.20).
The archive includes up-to-date prefs and makro-files.
Download: hsc-0.925-src.tar.bz2 (342 KB)
An Amiga archive is available (Okt. 2001), too. But, for having the
newest version, you better compile the mentioned source code release.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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