The default HTML generator in the SSAX tools prepends a newline to open tags, rather than appending one to close tags. This results in subtly different behavior which fixes your specific issue.
For sxml-transforms I extended the generator to omit newlines for inline tags (a, b, i, etc.). This prevents extraneous whitespace from being inserted into the HTML, which can cause unwanted spaces in the rendered output. It would probably be easy to update Spiffy to do this; you could snarf the code from sxml-transforms/chicken/xhtml.scm. On 12/28/06, Peter Bex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, Dec 28, 2006 at 11:45:00PM +0900, Peter Wright wrote: > > After testing it a bit, it looks like any HTML generated via > sxml->html will have all close tag(s) followed by end-of-line > character(s). > > Does anyone know of a way to disable this behaviour? I was about to > dive in and investigate the sxml->html source code directly, but > thought it might be a bit more sensible to ask for help/advice first. :) The SXML->HTML in spiffy is a hack. You probably want the SXML->HTML functionality from the sxml-transforms egg. Why SXML->HTML was reimplemented in Spiffy, I do not know. Felix? Regards, Peter
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