Ilia,
sorry I forget to answer this...
>
> wrapping the endforeach up one line is not an option for me. The example I
> gave is a simple one. Imagine many embperl constructs all on one line.
>
...but you can always put your line breaks inside the [ ] blocks, e.g.
(not all one line):
[+ sprintf('%4d', $item->ctr) +] [+ ' ' x ($item->level * 2)
+] <a href="http://dmoz.org/[+ $item->fullPathEsc +]">[+ $item->label
+]</a [a href="http://dmoz.org/editors/editcat.cgi?cat=[+ $item->fullPathEsc
+]">edit</A>] [$ if
$fdat{showeditors} && $item->editors $] [- @editors = @{
$item->editors }; -] [$
foreach $editor ( @editors ) $]<A
href="http://dmoz.org/editors/profile.cgi?editor=[+ $
editor +]"><font color="green">[+ $editor +]</font></A> [$ endforeach $] [$
if scalar @editors > 1 $] <A
href="http://dmoz.org/editors/send.cgi?toeditor=[+
join('+', @editors) +]"><B><font color="green">all</font></B></A>[$ endif
$][$ endif $]
of course you will find better point where to enter the line break
Hope it's now more clear what I mean
Gerald
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