gmuck 1.12

gmuck assists you in producing valid (X)HTML by checking CGI scripts, XSL stylesheets, templates, normal HTML files or [you name it] and reporting errors that it finds. The project is not a replacement for real validation tools, but is handy in quick checks and in situations where validation of the actual markup is troublesome.

gmuck assists you in producing valid (X)HTML by checking CGI scripts, XSL stylesheets, templates, normal HTML files or [you name it] and reporting errors that it finds.

It is not a replacement for real validation tools, but is handy in quick checks and in situations where validation of the actual generated markup is troublesome.

gmuck is a line-oriented tool. Because of that, its structural checking capabilities are limited, but it makes an attempt to report syntactical errors as well as provides some lint-like features.

There gmuck distribution consists of the "HTML::GMUCK" module and the "gmuck" command line interface to it.

See the gmuck(1) and HTML::GMUCK(3) manual pages (or before installation, "perldoc bin/gmuck.pod" and "perldoc lib/HTML/GMUCK.pod" in the dir where you unpacked gmuck), and ChangeLog, TODO and BUGS files for more information.

gmuck is short for Generated MarkUp ChecKer, or Generated MUCK if you like. Hmph, thats actually ambiguous, see above for a better explanation. But gmuck sounds cool