Andrew Welch wrote:
Very true, but then you have all the added nuances html, some of which
are undesirable (for example if you need to post-process your html, say
with a sax parser).
Sounds like you'll be post-processing it anyway.
perl -p -i.bak -e '{s/<(\w+)\/>/<$1><\/$1>/g;}' foo.xhtml
- Mike
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