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+ +

Name

+hindent - HTML reformatting/nesting utility +

Synopsis

+hindent [-fslcv] +[-i num] [-t num] [file ...] +

Description

+This utility takes one or more HTML +files and reformats them by properly indenting them for greater human readability. +The new HTML code is written to standard output, any errors go to standard +error. If no file is specified, hindent reads from standard input. If more +than one file is specified, each is taken in turn and all output is concatenated +(with no way to distinguish when one output ends and the next begins).

+Without +any options, hindent simply varies the amount of whitespace at the beginning +of each line of input - no lines are added or subtracted from the HTML code. +This means that it generates output that should draw the same on all browsers +as the input HTML. If the -s or -f options are used, the resulting HTML may +not draw exactly the same any more. It is important that you keep your +original HTML data around, just in case!

+This version of hindent understands +all container tags defined in the HTML 3.2 standard. +

Options

+ +
+ +
-c
+
Case. Forces +all tags to lowercase. By default, hindent forces all tags to uppercase. +
+ +
-f
+
Flow. Prints just tags without any data between the tags. Damages the +HTML in a big way, so save a copy of your original HTML. This option helps +you follow the HTML code flow visually.
+ +
-i num
+
Indent level. Set indentation +to this many character spaces per code nesting level. If set to 0, no indentation +is done (all output is left-justified).
+ +
-l
+
List tags. Causes hindent to print +a complete list of tags that it recognizes to stdout, and exits.
+ +
-s
+
Strict. + Multiple tags per line are broken out onto separate lines. Can damage the +HTML in minor ways by drawing an extra space character in certain parts +of the web page, so save a copy of your original HTML. This option helps +you follow the HTML code flow visually, especially with computer-generated +HTML that comes out all on one line.
+ +
-t num
+
Tab stop. Set the number of spaces +that a tab character occupies on your system. Defaults to 8, but some people +prefer expanding tabs to 4 spaces instead. If set to 0, no tabs are output +(spaces used to indent lines).
+ +
-v
+
Version. Prints hindent’s version number +to stdout and exits immediately.
+
+

+The -s option is the most useful, it would +be the default if it didn’t damage the HTML code.

+Any combination of these +options may be used. +

+

Examples

+

+Example 1. Download a web page, reformat it, +view it:
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+ +
CRlynx -source http://www.domtools.com/~pab + + + + + + + + + + | hindent | moreExample 2. View +only the structure, one tag per line:
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CRlynx -source http://www.domtools.com/~pab + + + + + + + + + + | hindent -s -f | moreExample 3. Reformat +my home page non-damagingly with 4-space tabs, keeping a backup copy:
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CRcd $HOME/public_htmlmv index.html index.html.oldhindent -i4 index.html.old +> index.htmlSite

+The master web page for this tool is: +
+ +
http://www.domtools.com/unix/hindent.shtml + +
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Version

+Hindent version 1.1.2 +

Author

+Paul Balyoz <pab@domtools.com>

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+Table of Contents

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