The cut and paste errors I posted about today are actually much worse.

Something has happened to my BDS 2006 that causes access errors in
htmltidy100.bpl or htmide100.bpl. The latest... if the code editing
window is opened the edit menu will not work because it causes an access
error in htmltidy100.bpl.

I can find nothing about this in the newsgroups or google. Anyone seen
this or have an idea? I'd hate to have to reinstall, but I might not
have a choice.

Thanks,

Sean

On a whim I renamed htmltidy100.bpl to htmltidy_99.bpl and htmide100.bpl
to htmide_99.bpl so they would appear to be missing.

I get a startup error that it can't find the htmltidy100 package, but it
continues fine & everything seems to work again. Apparently the
htmide100 package is only used by htmtidy100 since there were no errors
about it missing.

I am completely baffled as to why this suddenly came up, but for now
everything seems fine.

If anyone knows more about what these packages do and why they would
suddenly cause problems, please let me know.

Thanks,

Sean

Sean McCall wrote:
> The cut and paste errors I posted about today are actually much worse.
>
> Something has happened to my BDS 2006 that causes access errors in
> htmltidy100.bpl or htmide100.bpl. The latest... if the code editing
> window is opened the edit menu will not work because it causes an access
> error in htmltidy100.bpl.
>
> I can find nothing about this in the newsgroups or google. Anyone seen
> this or have an idea? I'd hate to have to reinstall, but I might not
> have a choice.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sean

Sean,

I don't know anything about them but the
date time stamp on mine
   2005-11-14 13:00:00
If that will help you see if there's a change

Jon

Sean McCall wrote:
> On a whim I renamed htmltidy100.bpl to htmltidy_99.bpl and htmide100.bpl
> to htmide_99.bpl so they would appear to be missing.
>
> I get a startup error that it can't find the htmltidy100 package, but it
> continues fine & everything seems to work again. Apparently the
> htmide100 package is only used by htmtidy100 since there were no errors
> about it missing.
>
> I am completely baffled as to why this suddenly came up, but for now
> everything seems fine.
>
> If anyone knows more about what these packages do and why they would
> suddenly cause problems, please let me know.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sean
>
> Sean McCall wrote:
>> The cut and paste errors I posted about today are actually much worse.
>>
>> Something has happened to my BDS 2006 that causes access errors in
>> htmltidy100.bpl or htmide100.bpl. The latest... if the code editing
>> window is opened the edit menu will not work because it causes an
>> access error in htmltidy100.bpl.
>>
>> I can find nothing about this in the newsgroups or google. Anyone seen
>> this or have an idea? I'd hate to have to reinstall, but I might not
>> have a choice.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Sean

Same date, 11:00 am

I don't know if the displayed dates are time zone sensitive (my guess
would be yes). I am east coast US.

So far a day of programming and no issues from removing the package.

Sean

Jon Lloyd Duerdoth wrote:
> Sean,
>
> I don't know anything about them but the
> date time stamp on mine
>    2005-11-14 13:00:00
> If that will help you see if there's a change
>
> Jon
>
> Sean McCall wrote:
>> On a whim I renamed htmltidy100.bpl to htmltidy_99.bpl and
>> htmide100.bpl to htmide_99.bpl so they would appear to be missing.
>>
>> I get a startup error that it can't find the htmltidy100 package, but
>> it continues fine & everything seems to work again. Apparently the
>> htmide100 package is only used by htmtidy100 since there were no
>> errors about it missing.
>>
>> I am completely baffled as to why this suddenly came up, but for now
>> everything seems fine.
>>
>> If anyone knows more about what these packages do and why they would
>> suddenly cause problems, please let me know.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Sean
>>
>> Sean McCall wrote:
>>> The cut and paste errors I posted about today are actually much worse.
>>>
>>> Something has happened to my BDS 2006 that causes access errors in
>>> htmltidy100.bpl or htmide100.bpl. The latest... if the code editing
>>> window is opened the edit menu will not work because it causes an
>>> access error in htmltidy100.bpl.
>>>
>>> I can find nothing about this in the newsgroups or google. Anyone
>>> seen this or have an idea? I'd hate to have to reinstall, but I might
>>> not have a choice.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Sean

Would my copies of the files be helpful?
I'm pretty sure that would not break any rules.

Jon


Sean McCall wrote:
> Same date, 11:00 am
>
> I don't know if the displayed dates are time zone sensitive (my guess
> would be yes). I am east coast US.
>
> So far a day of programming and no issues from removing the package.
>
> Sean
>
> Jon Lloyd Duerdoth wrote:
>> Sean,
>>
>> I don't know anything about them but the
>> date time stamp on mine
>>    2005-11-14 13:00:00
>> If that will help you see if there's a change
>>
>> Jon
>>
>> Sean McCall wrote:
>>> On a whim I renamed htmltidy100.bpl to htmltidy_99.bpl and
>>> htmide100.bpl to htmide_99.bpl so they would appear to be missing.
>>>
>>> I get a startup error that it can't find the htmltidy100 package, but
>>> it continues fine & everything seems to work again. Apparently the
>>> htmide100 package is only used by htmtidy100 since there were no
>>> errors about it missing.
>>>
>>> I am completely baffled as to why this suddenly came up, but for now
>>> everything seems fine.
>>>
>>> If anyone knows more about what these packages do and why they would
>>> suddenly cause problems, please let me know.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Sean
>>>
>>> Sean McCall wrote:
>>>> The cut and paste errors I posted about today are actually much worse.
>>>>
>>>> Something has happened to my BDS 2006 that causes access errors in
>>>> htmltidy100.bpl or htmide100.bpl. The latest... if the code editing
>>>> window is opened the edit menu will not work because it causes an
>>>> access error in htmltidy100.bpl.
>>>>
>>>> I can find nothing about this in the newsgroups or google. Anyone
>>>> seen this or have an idea? I'd hate to have to reinstall, but I
>>>> might not have a choice.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>>
>>>> Sean

Sean,

Did a little Googling and come up with three links of interest. The third
seems to indicate that you can remove the file without apparent problems. It
is apparently a plugin for the Tiny HTML Formatter and there appears to be a
SouceForge project for it now.

Jerry

"Sean McCall" <someone@somewhere.net> wrote in message
news:7DC6D32D-7E07-40EF-A489-F05EF544F696@news.elevatesoft.com...
| > Sean McCall wrote:
| >> On a whim I renamed htmltidy100.bpl to htmltidy_99.bpl and
| >> htmide100.bpl to htmide_99.bpl so they would appear to be missing.
| >>
| >> I get a startup error that it can't find the htmltidy100 package, but
| >> it continues fine & everything seems to work again. Apparently the
| >> htmide100 package is only used by htmtidy100 since there were no
| >> errors about it missing.
| >>
| >> I am completely baffled as to why this suddenly came up, but for now
| >> everything seems fine.
| >>
| >> If anyone knows more about what these packages do and why they would
| >> suddenly cause problems, please let me know.
| >>
| >> Thanks,
| >>
| >> Sean

I cleverly forgot the links. Here they are:

http://www.htmlvalidator.com/htmlval/v80/docs/index.html?html_tidy_tool.htm

http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=5302365

http://lachlan.gemmell.com/programming/articles/D2005_custom_configurations/Win32.html

Check the last one first.

Jerry

Thanks! Very helpful. I've bookmarked that last link for future reference.

Sean

Jerry Clancy wrote:
> I cleverly forgot the links. Here they are:
>
> http://www.htmlvalidator.com/htmlval/v80/docs/index.html?html_tidy_tool.htm
>
> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=5302365
>
> http://lachlan.gemmell.com/programming/articles/D2005_custom_configurations/Win32.html
>
> Check the last one first.
>
> Jerry
>
>

Jon,

It would be great if you could email the two files so I would know if it
is something in the OS causing problems or if these files somehow got
corrupted.

seanmccall
at_symbol
promas
dot_symbol
com

Thanks,

Sean

Jon Lloyd Duerdoth wrote:
> Would my copies of the files be helpful?
> I'm pretty sure that would not break any rules.
>
> Jon
>
>
> Sean McCall wrote:
>> Same date, 11:00 am
>>
>> I don't know if the displayed dates are time zone sensitive (my guess
>> would be yes). I am east coast US.
>>
>> So far a day of programming and no issues from removing the package.
>>
>> Sean
>>
>> Jon Lloyd Duerdoth wrote:
>>> Sean,
>>>
>>> I don't know anything about them but the
>>> date time stamp on mine
>>>    2005-11-14 13:00:00
>>> If that will help you see if there's a change
>>>
>>> Jon
>>>
>>> Sean McCall wrote:
>>>> On a whim I renamed htmltidy100.bpl to htmltidy_99.bpl and
>>>> htmide100.bpl to htmide_99.bpl so they would appear to be missing.
>>>>
>>>> I get a startup error that it can't find the htmltidy100 package,
>>>> but it continues fine & everything seems to work again. Apparently
>>>> the htmide100 package is only used by htmtidy100 since there were no
>>>> errors about it missing.
>>>>
>>>> I am completely baffled as to why this suddenly came up, but for now
>>>> everything seems fine.
>>>>
>>>> If anyone knows more about what these packages do and why they would
>>>> suddenly cause problems, please let me know.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>>
>>>> Sean
>>>>
>>>> Sean McCall wrote:
>>>>> The cut and paste errors I posted about today are actually much worse.
>>>>>
>>>>> Something has happened to my BDS 2006 that causes access errors in
>>>>> htmltidy100.bpl or htmide100.bpl. The latest... if the code editing
>>>>> window is opened the edit menu will not work because it causes an
>>>>> access error in htmltidy100.bpl.
>>>>>
>>>>> I can find nothing about this in the newsgroups or google. Anyone
>>>>> seen this or have an idea? I'd hate to have to reinstall, but I
>>>>> might not have a choice.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>
>>>>> Sean