
Weblint 1.005 is now available:

        ftp://ftp.khoros.unm.edu/pub/perl/www/weblint-1.005.tar.gz
        http://www.khoros.unm.edu/staff/neilb/weblint.html

Non-trivial changes summarized below; see ChangeLog for gory details.
Warnings introduced in 1.005 are listed in the Announce file of the
distribution, along with their identifiers.

As ever, thanks to everyone for feedback,
particularly Victor Parada, who gave a lot :-)
neilb

			Changes in Weblint 1.005

    *	Added an Announce file to distribution, which contains verbose
	announcement for the current version, listing all new warnings and
	their identifiers.
    *	Using -R without any other arguments defaults to current directory.
    *	First attemp at check for potentially unclosed elements.  For example:
		<A HREF="..." anchor text </A>
    *	Check for expected attributes, where an element has no required
	attributes, but at least one attribute is expected (e.g. anchors).
    *	Added a simple Makefile
    *	Now understands the elements which are classified as `proposed' in
	the HTML2 doc of July 1994 (META, DFN, STRIKE, U, and REL & REV
	attributes for anchors).
    *	Added check for local links, to see if target exists.
    *	Check for headings which are more than one level greater than previous.
		E.g.: <H1> followed by <H3>
    *	Changed -e (for extensions) to -x.
    *	Added -d and -e command-line switches, to disable/enable warnings.
    *	Added a check for odd number of quotes (") in tag.  This catches:
		<A HREF="...>
    *	If an element is not recognized, then its attributes are ignored.
    *	Keywords in configuration file now understand multiple parameters.
    *	Illegal element check now performed on closing tags.
    *	Added a sample configuration file to distribution -- "weblintrc".
    *	fixed my goof in 1.003 --- <!DOCTYPE ...> confused weblint


			New Warnings in 1.005

unexpected-open
	default:	enabled
	checks for:	< ... < ... >

expected-attribute
	default:	enabled
	checks for:	elements which don't have required attributes, but
			where at least one attribute is expected.

required-attribute
	default:	enabled
	checks for:	required attributes of elements.

bad-link
	default:	disabled
	checks for:	existence of local targets for anchors.
			This generates bogus warnings if the filename
			includes directories, which is why it's disabled.

heading-order
	default:	enabled
	checks for:	headings more than one level deeper than previous

odd-quotes
	default:	enabled
	checks for:	odd number of quotes (") in tag

