Joel de Guzman wrote:
In this case, it looks like the XML pretty-print routine is confused
again about what whitespace is significant and what isn't. I'm tempted
to just disable it by default. Instead, I just added an option to
disable it: --no-pretty-print. That'll work around your problem until we
fix it, and should give people a fail-safe in the future in case the
pretty-printer acts up again.
Joel, can you have a look at this when you get a chance?
Fixed. Actually, it's not the post-processor's bug, but rather,
a bug in the code that handles nbsp. It's just that the post
processor takes advantage of the "proper" handling of nbsp
to simplify parsing of the xml (i.e. it expects a certain form
passed to it).
I continued this thread here...
I did some more investigation and it seems now that Joao's
nbsp handling tweak (style sheets?) is not doing the right
thing. For example, the xml output:
<link linkend="linked">linked</link> <link
linkend="linked">linked</link>
( *notice the space between </link> and <link )
results to
linkedlinked
That should be:
linked linked
right?
Disabling the post processor did not really help (Eric's latest tweak).
It wasn't the problem. For example:
[link linked] [link linked]
generated (no post processing):
<link linkend="linked">linked</link> <link
linkend="linked">linked</link></para>
and (with post processing):
<link linkend="linked">linked</link> <link
linkend="linked">linked</link>
Both are correct results, AFAICT, but the final html
result removes the spaces:
linkedlinked
I remember now that I worked around the problem by detecting
"> <" and replacing it with "> <". My latest tweak fixed that
to detect *one or more* spaces between the brackets. I think that
workaround in Qbk is not needed if Joao's style-sheet tweaks are
fixed.
Unless of course, I'm missing something :)
Thoughts? Joao?
Cheers,
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