Thanks for the response, Roland. Actually, the code shown is not a
BBEdit include, it's a standard HTML include manually placed into my
page. I'm new to BBEdit so I'm just stating that in case there's a
difference between both types of includes.
On Oct 16, 2006, at 4:29 AM, Roland Küffner wrote:
Hi Hector,
an explanation for the second problem could be that the format-parser
is greedy. Everything that beginns with <!-- and ends with --> is
recognized as ONE comment regardless of how many --><!-- there might
be inbetween and therefor formated as a single comment. (just a
guess!)
I'm not sure about the first problem. As the BBEdit includes are html
comments they should format according to the comment settings in the
SourceFormat file (I'm not able to check my own SourceFormat file
right now, so again: just a guess)
Roland
Am 16.10.2006 um 09:03 schrieb Hector Cabarcas:
I should add that BBEdit doesn't do it when it encounters the first
include on the page. Only *after* the first include does it start
putting that blank line in. And weirdly, if I have 2 include calls
right back to back, it will only put a blank line before the first
one like so:
</div>
<!--#include file="inclFooter.html" --><!--#include
file="inclWhatever.html" -->
</body>
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