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command line

PostPosted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 10:50 am
by roedygr
I have fooled around with every possible combination of switches and I still can't get "F:\Program Files (x86)\HTMLValidator110\cmdlineprocessor.exe

to do the simple task of load one html file and validate it in the editor then let me come in and fix the errors. -o loads it, but does not validate. That is the closest I could get.

Re: command line

PostPosted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 11:10 am
by roedygr
It would really speed up my work if I could do these two things:

1. specify the name of a file on the command line. It gets validated. If there is trouble, HTMLValidator makes a noise to call be over to fix the problem in the editor. If there are no problems it just exits quietly.

2. specify the name of a batch.list on the command line. All get validated. If there is no trouble, it generates so report and just exits. If there is trouble it loads up the culprits in the editor, and makes a noise to call me over to fix them.

I do a lot of revalidating -- validating things that have had only minimal change and so are unlikely to have errors. I would like HTMLValidator to streamline the process when there are no troubles.