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Thursday July 18, 2002
08:57 AM
HTML::Lint and Test::HTML::Lint
I just released HTML::Lint 1.10 to the CPAN. The distro now includes Test::HTML::Lint, which I whipped together very quickly last night, as a Test::More-style interface to HTML::Lint. Now you can programatically lint output from HTML-producing functions, like so:
my $html = foo();
html_ok( $html, 'foo() generated valid HTML' );
I'll be adding more to it, of course, but for now it's a start.
If it's not yet hit your CPAN mirror, you can also get it from sourceforge.
--Larry Wall in stab.c from the perl source code
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