the HTML bundle contains a tidy command that attempts to run ~/bin/ tidy (which doesn't exist)
could this be added to the `Scripts` or `Tools` directory? or if not, which binary is recommended?
best regards,
tom -- Tom Lazar http://tomster.org
On 07-05-2005 16:58, Tom Lazar wrote:
the HTML bundle contains a tidy command that attempts to run ~/bin/ tidy (which doesn't exist)
could this be added to the `Scripts` or `Tools` directory? or if not, which binary is recommended?
I have a tidy in /usr/bin/ and I think it is installed by default...so perhaps it should use that?
Jeroen.
There are few old e-mails about this (either google textmate html tidy or read http://lists.macromates.com/pipermail/textmate/2004- December/001673.html), but the upshot is that tidy.sourceforge.net has a prebuilt binary for OS X. It works fine for me on Tiger. I think one opens a can of worms when we include stuff in the Bundles. E.g. if we include tidy, then we in theory should include the source code according to the gpl...
best, Eric --- Eric Hsu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics San Francisco State University erichsu@math.sfsu.edu http://math.sfsu.edu/hsu
On May 7, 2005, at 7:23 PM, Eric Hsu wrote:
but the upshot is that tidy.sourceforge.net has a prebuilt binary for OS X.
got it, thanks (also, sorry for not having checked the list archive before posting!)
It works fine for me on Tiger.
here, too (so far...)
I think one opens a can of worms when we include stuff in the Bundles. E.g. if we include tidy, then we in theory should include the source code according to the gpl...
right, I see your point. I just checked the markdown page - there don't seem to be any licence requirements, phew ;-)
OTOH since we're all (by definition) on (more or less) the same platform, it *would* IMHO make sense to include useful utilitites - for convenience sake and for a, uhm, <marketing-speak>"rich out-of- the-box experience"</marketing-speak>
but that's something that should probably be discussed before-hand before we start adding scripts and running into danger by (accidentally) violating licence terms.
my $0.02,
tom
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