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At 08:38 AM 4/28/00 +0200, Eric van der Vlist wrote:
>"Simon St.Laurent" wrote:
>> The subclassing part doesn't look very hard -
>
>You may even not need to write it !
>I have checked with the C release of tidy and tidy does had the spaces :

Tidy's a good answer, but it's not built for use in environments where
you're dynamically generating code and spitting it out. The Java version
of Tidy might be useful for this, but it would still have to reparse the
output from XT.

Best thing to do seems to be making XT get it right the first time.

Simon St.Laurent
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