Dan Gass wrote:
> Raymond,
>
> I'm attaching two samples of the latest side by side differencing HTML
> output from/of the difflib.py patch. If you get the chance, look at
> the samples at let me know what you think of how they look/function.
The file is a strange mix of HTML and XHTML. It contains <br> and
<td nowrap> (i.e. HTML) and <a name="_chg_to_0"/> without any end tag
(i.e. real XML). I'd prefer a patch that generates valid XML, which
is backwards compatible (i.e. <br /> and <a name="_chg_to_0"></a>).
All attributes should be quoted.
The file uses a mix of name and id attributes (but not everywhere).
All style information should be moved to an external file. The URL
of this external file should be a parameter for the generation process.
Padding line numbers with 0s is confusing IMHO.
The additional <span class=sub>...</span> is unneccessary as the
class could be put into the <td>.
What about encoding issues? The HTML file doesn't contain any encoding
declaration, so it will default to latin-1 regardless of the encoding
of the original files. Unfortunately this is rather difficult to fix.
Bye,
Walter Dörwald
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