Graeme Geldenhuys <[email protected]> hat am 9. Februar 2012 um 13:16 geschrieben:
> On 9 February 2012 13:35, Reinier Olislagers wrote: > > > > I agree with Graeme, but even more with Mattias' earlier post. > > As Mattias mentioned, apparently the XML standard says that whitespace > > can be ignored. > > I don't know the XML standards that well.... Does that whitespace > rule apply to the Content / Data between XML tags too, or just the > placement of XML tags in the file? The white space inside the tags, e.g. <a href=""> is not part of the data and always ignored. The discussion is only about the space in the data. That means outside the tags. > I would image in only applies to the placement of XML tags - not the > data. And in this case the data is affected by FPDoc Editor's > indentation too. Again: Each format can define it. But it is typical to ignore data that contains only white space. For instance it is typical that the following has the same meaning: <short><var><var/></short> <short> <var> </var> </short> As soon as the data contains one non white space character every character counts. The following is not the same: <var> a </var> <var>a</var> Note: HTML treats multiple white space as one. But this is not typical for xml. Mattias
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