Re: Tidy 1.0 problems

So far I have found the real (hopefully) reason why my precious (apache) goes away with segfault. There are four files: Configuration file for Tidy: http://laacz.lv/tmp/tidy/test.cnf. I guess hard line is "clean: 1", because, when this line is removed, everything works well (but html is not cleaned up). Input file, which is being cleaned upp well: http://laacz.lv/tmp/tidy/test.txt (encoding is utf-8) Input file, which causes segfault: http://laacz.lv/tmp/tidy/test-fault.txt (encoding is utf-8) And PHP source file: http://laacz.lv/tmp/tidy/code.phps Hope this helps in solving the problem... "Kaspars Foigts" <laacz@laacz.lv> wrote in message news:20040308055902.21499.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > Hello! > > I recently started using Tidy both on Linux (RedHat) and win32 systems. > On > Linux I installed it as part of PHP (by rebuilding configure with > buildconf), for > Windows system I fetched latest php_tidy.dll from > http://snaps.php.net/win32/PECL_STABLE/ > > Well, I got one issue I could not find solution for. Apache does > segfault when > I am trying to do tidy_clean_repair() more than once. > > Here goes sample PHP code: > > <?php > tidy_set_encoding('utf8'); > // I guess it will react the same without these setopts's > tidy_setopt('show-body-only', 1); > tidy_setopt('output-xhtml', 1); > tidy_setopt('word-2000', 1); > tidy_setopt('clean', 1); > tidy_setopt('drop-empty-paras', 1); > > tidy_parse_string($lead); > tidy_clean_repair(); > tidy_get_output(); > > tidy_parse_string($content); > tidy_clean_repair(); > $content = tidy_get_output(); > ?> > > Because this takes place on different operational systems I guess > configuration > of them is not necessary. > > -- > Kaspars Foigts > http://laacz.lv/