Object
Ruby interface to Tidylib.
Construct a new instance. Receives a hash of options to be set.
# File lib/tidy/tidyobj.rb, line 24 def initialize(options=nil) @diagnostics = Array.new @doc = Tidylib.create @errors = Array.new @errbuf = Tidybuf.new @outbuf = Tidybuf.new @options = Tidyopt.new(@doc) rc = Tidylib.set_error_buffer(@doc, @errbuf.struct) verify_severe(rc) unless options.nil? options.each { |name, value| Tidylib.opt_parse_value(@doc, name, value) } end end
Clean and Repair.
# File lib/tidy/tidyobj.rb, line 40 def clean(str) verify_doc rc = -1 # Clean and repair the string. # rc = Tidylib.parse_string(@doc, str) # Parse the input rc = Tidylib.clean_and_repair(@doc) if rc >= 0 # Tidy it up! rc = (Tidylib.opt_parse_value(@doc, :force_output, true) == 1 ? rc : -1) if rc > 1 # If error, force output rc = Tidylib.save_buffer(@doc, @outbuf.struct) if rc >= 0 # Pretty Print verify_severe(rc) # Save and clear output/errors. # output = @outbuf.to_s @errors = @errbuf.to_a.collect { |e| Tidyerr.new(e) } @outbuf.free @errbuf.free # Save diagnostics. # rc = Tidylib.run_diagnostics(@doc) verify_severe(rc) @diagnostics = @errbuf.to_a @errbuf.free output end
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