[thelist] Offline code validation tools

[Peter Loron]

Interesting. Anything comparable that runs on platforms other than Windows?

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Duncan O'Neill wrote:
> James Newbery wrote:
>
>> Hello listers,
>>
>> I'm looking for a quality, useful, usable HTML, XHTML
>> and CSS offline validation tool. Quite honestly, I
>> can't be bothered trying all of them to find which one
>> is the best. Lazy, I know.
>>
>> But this is because I respect your opinions. Who has a
>> tupenny's worth of advice on the matter?
>>
>> Jim
>
>
> In the past I've used both the CSE Validator, and
> Liam Quinn's A Real Validator. IMO the latter is way
> better, and I've since ditched CSE for ARV. The former
> is more like an HTML Lint, it will throw 'errors' which
> aren't strictly validation errors.
>
> To re-check, I ran the page linked below through
> all three. Online version of CSE validator: 8 errors.
> A Real Validator (local): 0 errors.
> W3C validator: 0 errors.
>
> hth,
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