Re: HTML code formatting customization?

[Robert A. Rosenberg]

At 11:01 AM -0300 on 05/07/2010, Rich Siegel wrote about Re: HTML 
code formatting customization?:



On 5/6/10 at 5:27 PM, rar...@banet.net (Robert A. Rosenberg) wrote:


I have one formatting need that I think I filed a problem report on.
At the current time, when you use the formatter, it places the 
tag on a separate line preceded by tabs (\t) and the end of the link
text ends up with a blank before the \r.


This is the intended operation of the "Hierarchical" formatting 
option: every container element will be indented as a block. This is 
handy for visualizing the structure of a document, but as you've 
seen it isn't necessarily desirable for production.


However, if you use the "Gentle Hierarchical" format, then anchors 
(and some other tags) are not formatted into containers, and the 
output is probably closer to what you'd expect.


Enjoy,

R.
--
Rich Siegel Bare Bones Software, Inc.
  

Someday I'll look back on all this and laugh... until they sedate me.


Thank you for your reply. Your suggestion about "Gentle Hierarchical" 
helped. I still need to remove the space before the  (if it 
exists) but once I do, the lack of a space is preserved upon further 
editing. Thus I can do the fix once and not have it "corrected" by 
another format.


One interesting thing I found - just removing the space before the \t 
on the text link line does not help. I still get the underlined space 
after the link (it must be being added by the browser) unless the 
 is right after the text link. Thus it is not 100% your fault. I 
will need to experiment a little since I have a vague impression that 
the if there is something other than a space as the next character to 
be displayed after the , that there will be no extra underlined 
space (ie: I can have a word that has only part as the link and it 
will be a mixture of link and non-link).

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RAR Programming Systems Ltd.

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Re: new file prefs

[Gabriel Roth]

Set up a window the way you want it and go to Window > Save Default Window.



On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 10:54 AM, code muncher  wrote:

> PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE put a preference in to allow the setting of a
> default document size and/or position.  I have a really big monitor
> and every new document I open occupies the entire height of the
> display, thereby covering up all the other stuff beneath the actual
> area I want to use for the text file.  This annoyance is really
> grating now... you know, like the fingernails on the chalkboard thing.
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Re: new file prefs

[Tim Gray]

On May 07, 2010 at 07:54 AM -0700, code muncher wrote:

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE put a preference in to allow the setting of a
default document size and/or position.


Does not Window->Save Default Window work?  Make a new document, size it to 
your liking, and try that command...


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new file prefs

[code muncher]

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE put a preference in to allow the setting of a
default document size and/or position.  I have a really big monitor
and every new document I open occupies the entire height of the
display, thereby covering up all the other stuff beneath the actual
area I want to use for the text file.  This annoyance is really
grating now... you know, like the fingernails on the chalkboard thing.

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Re: HTML code formatting customization?

[Rich Siegel]

On 5/6/10 at 5:27 PM, rar...@banet.net (Robert A. Rosenberg) wrote:


I have one formatting need that I think I filed a problem report on.
At the current time, when you use the formatter, it places the 
tag on a separate line preceded by tabs (\t) and the end of the link
text ends up with a blank before the \r.


This is the intended operation of the "Hierarchical" formatting 
option: every container element will be indented as a block. 
This is handy for visualizing the structure of a document, but 
as you've seen it isn't necessarily desirable for production.


However, if you use the "Gentle Hierarchical" format, then 
anchors (and some other tags) are not formatted into containers, 
and the output is probably closer to what you'd expect.


Enjoy,

R.
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Rich Siegel Bare Bones Software, Inc.
  

Someday I'll look back on all this and laugh... until they 
sedate me.


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