Hi folks.
http://tidy.sourceforge.net/docs/quickref.html#newline states that the
newline character is detected automatically, and an 'LF' should be
output for Linux/Unix systems. My tidied HTML files have DOS line
endings (CRLF), but I'm running it (and compiled it) on a Linux box so
the line endings should be Unix style (i.e. LF).
To duplicate this yourself, pull the 6.1-pre1 version of the LFS XML
sources, delete the 'newline' parameter in tidy.conf, and run `make'.
Opening the file in `vim' (or any other text editor that shows
line-ending characters I suppose) shows that the files have CRLF line
endings.
Thanks,
Matt.
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