#5 > doesn't work in attributes

[weltraumkuh]

a > doesn't work in attributes.
Example:
<a href="#" name="x->y" >

or
<a test=">" >

[weltraumkuh]

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it seems to work if I change line 354 (ekhtml_starttag.c) to
if( *workp == '<') {
and line 329 to
for(;workp != endp && *workp != '<'; workp++){

this doesn't work with a single > in the attributes name: ">"

I didn't made any tests with < in attributes value.

[Jon Travis]

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That isn't valid in an attribute for anything (or shouldn't be, since
the spec says so)

Try:

<a href="#" name="x->y">

[weltraumkuh]

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No you are wrong: you say "...while forgiving syntactically
incorrect tags..."
And often in attributes there maybe Javascript just like
<a onclick="if (x>10) foo()"> and browsers just handle it.
So I think that ekhtml should just handle it too and it
doesn't matter if iit is in any specs.