On Jan 9, 2006, at 22:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Author: adelmelle
Date: Mon Jan 9 13:20:07 2006
New Revision: 367395
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs?rev=367395&view=rev
OK folks,
This should solve the 'trailing white-space for trailing (nested)
inlines' issue recently discussed ad nauseam here :-)
I was a bit doubtful at first about using mark() for this, since I
received a couple of concurrent modification errors. Those turned out
to be caused by blocks being added to the pendingInlines list, so
concurrent modification of the underlying list of white-space was to
be expected. Once this was fixed, all regression tests passed w/o
complications. It should work since *iff* there is remaining white-
space (inWhiteSpace==true), then the element at which the iterator
was marked, is guaranteed to be present (and the rest of the list
unchanged if white-space-collapse="false").
Again, no noticeable change in the iterators yet. Strictly speaking,
at least the InlineCharIterator could already be removed, I think
(not used anymore), but I consider the iterators a task in itself, so
will take care of it then and there.
Markers, as Manuel suggested, are currently still white-space-treated
according to their possibly erroneous property values, since that
would still cover most of the use-cases. Obvious work-around is to
use a block simply as a container for the related properties to be
inherited by the marker-content.
Cheers,
Andreas
