Download QEV 1.1

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Make sure double and single quote entities are balanced in HTML.

QEV, (Quote Entity Validator) Validates HTML, with specialised checks onHTML syntax to make sure double and single quotes are balanced.1. makes sure _ldquo; ... _rdquo; (double quotes) occur in balanced pairswithout nesting.2. makes sure _lsquo; ... _rsquo; (single quotes) occur in balanced pairswithout nesting.3. makes sure _lsdquo; ... _rsquo; (single quotes) occurs only inside a_ldquo; ... _rdquo; (double quotes)QEV does not modify your files, just points out problem areas.Unfortunately _rsquo; is also used for an apostrophe. QEVtries to guess which way you are using _rsquo;, but it does not alwaysguess correctly, (it uses some hairy ad hoc logic) so you might get somespurious error messages.There is a similar problem with _rdquo; being also used to indicated feetor minutes of latitude/longitude.Tips****1. Sometimes QEV will perceive a single error as achain of errors, (much the way a Java compiler can be confused). Just fixsome of the errors, and run QEV again. Often you will havecleaned up a number of errors from one change to the source file.2. Use an editor such as Visual Slick Editr that lets you jump to a givenline number. QEV tells you the line and column number in thefile where the problem is.3. Take the error messages with a grain of salt. Pay more attention tothe spot in the file it is complaining about.4. save your changes and rerun QEV often. It is very quick.It is easier to work when you have the errors you have already fixed offthe decks.Running*******To validate a single file, type: java -jar C:commindprodqevqev.jar E:myhtmlindex.htmlTo validate all the files in a single directory, type: java -jar C:commindprodqevqev.jar E:myhtmlTo validate all the files in a single directory tree, type: java -jar C:commindprodqevqev.jar -s E:myhtml

Changes on the new version:
add the -British -guess -ignore -strict command line options

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