On Oct 22, 2008, at 00:14, Allison, Peter S. (MSFC-NNM04AA02C)
[MORGAN] wrote:
Not sure how to describe this problem... I'm using 0.94...
Heres my data:
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It's one long line, with no newline characters.
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Notice after the line wraps, there is a space printed (I'm assuming
it's
a space) before the rest of the line of text is printed.
Yes, this is a consequence of 'white-space-treatment="preserve"'.
Currently, the layout-algorithm produces suboptimal results, since,
if there is a sequence of space characters, the algorithm will prefer
a break before the last one, making that one end up as the first
character on the next line. (see also Bugzilla 45097: https://
issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=45097)
As far as I can derive from your example, you may be able to get
around it by either using 'white-space-treatment="ignore-if-following-
linefeed"' or not specifying it at all (= default 'ignore'), since
you don't seem to have blocks of preformatted text (with indenting
that should be preserved).
HTH!
Cheers
Andreas
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