Re: [pmwiki-users] New Recipe: IntuitiveSpacing

[Dr Fred C]

Hans wrote: Thursday, March 15, 2007, 7:08:58 PM, Dr wrote:    Don't you mean until another line break (not empty line) of some sort is encountered? (This would be one paragraph) In other words, if an indented line is encountered, as in this example, that is considered a line break (or empty line) and another paragraph is started with the new indent for the first line?  This would be another paragraph with a different indent the two above... This would be cool, but as for now all of this is one paragraph. It needs an empty line, which is in itself a paragraph of certain vertical height vspace, to close the preceeding paragraph and allow for anew paragraph to start. I don't know if i can achieve what you are describing. If it's any help, as I recall, the parsing code we used scanned forward until it identified a paragraph break of some sort, or file end.  The conditional list for a paragraph break was defined to include blank lines, code for tables, file end, etc, AND a return (line break), followed by one or more indent spaces and some text. It then displayed the scanned paragraph with wrapping up to the paragraph break.    The fine print is a return followed by blank spaces but no text, was considered a blank line, not a new paragraph since a paragraph might have leading or following line breaks.    If it helps define the code to enable future evolution, the system we used evolved to allow one to define a paragraph formats to various paragraph labels.  Putting a paragraph label in front of a paragraph caused that paragraph format to be used for it's parameters until a paragraph break was encountered, when it returned to the default paragraph formatting.  -- Always, Dr Fred C [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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