On Mon, 17 Nov 2008 10:55:48 -0500, Jim Owens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>What I want to do is take some text that appears early in the paragraph,
>and convert it to a link in an MS HTML Help "Related Topic" button. As
>part of this, I have to provide text for the link. My problem is that
>the
On Mon, 17 Nov 2008 10:55:48 -0500, Jim Owens wrote:
>What I want to do is take some text that appears early in the paragraph,
>and convert it to a link in an MS HTML Help "Related Topic" button. As
>part of this, I have to provide text for the link. My problem is that
>the text contains CRLF
The {HTMLOptions} setting NoWrap=Yes prevents newline characters from
being included in output paragraphs. THis solves the problem for the
Related Topics links.
Is there any risk that some paragraphs in the Frame source will be too
long for the CHM browser to handle?
Jim Owens wrote:
> For "e
For "early in the paragraph", please read "early in the topic."
Jim Owens wrote:
> Thanks. I can't find anything about "CodeSource" in the manual. In the
> [HtmlStyles] section, I can assign pre or blockquote to the paragraph
> format; this changes the paragraph tag in the output from to ,
>
Thanks. I can't find anything about "CodeSource" in the manual. In the
[HtmlStyles] section, I can assign pre or blockquote to the paragraph
format; this changes the paragraph tag in the output from to ,
for example. If I recall, this would cause the browser to honour any
CRLFs in the paragrap
I don't have M2G on this system, so I can't check this, but I'm
half-remembering that if you set up the CodeSource to output as either
Blockquote, Preformatted, or Code that this won't happen, but I'm not
remembering how to turn this off for other formats.
Art
Art Campbell
The {HTMLOptions} setting NoWrap=Yes prevents newline characters from
being included in output paragraphs. THis solves the problem for the
Related Topics links.
Is there any risk that some paragraphs in the Frame source will be too
long for the CHM browser to handle?
Jim Owens wrote:
> For "e
The Frame source does not contain the CRLF. It's added when Mif2Go
processes the paragraph (presumably to provide breaks in the HTML, so
as not to overwhelm the browser with a long line).
On Mon 17/11/08 8:41 AM , "Art Campbell" art.campbell at gmail.com
sent:
Have you tried a simple S&R in Fra
Have you tried a simple S&R in Frame? \P and or \p in the Find field
usually work to locate the end\beginning of a para
You may also be able to select a CR-LF combination, copy it, and Find
characters on the clipboard.
Art
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"..
I'm processing the content of a CodeStore. The content contains CRLF.
I need to remove the CRLF. Should be simple, right? Just find and
remove 0a and 0d, or replace n or r or some combination thereof.
I have read the Mif2Go manual and tried everything I can think
of,and two days later I am defeat
For "early in the paragraph", please read "early in the topic."
Jim Owens wrote:
> Thanks. I can't find anything about "CodeSource" in the manual. In the
> [HtmlStyles] section, I can assign pre or blockquote to the paragraph
> format; this changes the paragraph tag in the output from to ,
>
Thanks. I can't find anything about "CodeSource" in the manual. In the
[HtmlStyles] section, I can assign pre or blockquote to the paragraph
format; this changes the paragraph tag in the output from to ,
for example. If I recall, this would cause the browser to honour any
CRLFs in the paragrap
I don't have M2G on this system, so I can't check this, but I'm
half-remembering that if you set up the CodeSource to output as either
Blockquote, Preformatted, or Code that this won't happen, but I'm not
remembering how to turn this off for other formats.
Art
Art Campbell
The Frame source does not contain the CRLF. It's added when Mif2Go
processes the paragraph (presumably to provide breaks in the HTML, so
as not to overwhelm the browser with a long line).
On Mon 17/11/08 8:41 AM , "Art Campbell" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
sent:
Have you tried a simple S&R in Frame? P an
Have you tried a simple S&R in Frame? \P and or \p in the Find field
usually work to locate the end\beginning of a para
You may also be able to select a CR-LF combination, copy it, and Find
characters on the clipboard.
Art
Art Campbell
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"... In my
I'm processing the content of a CodeStore. The content contains CRLF.
I need to remove the CRLF. Should be simple, right? Just find and
remove 0a and 0d, or replace n or r or some combination thereof.
I have read the Mif2Go manual and tried everything I can think
of,and two days later I am defeat
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