I like to use the XMLBuddy plugin under eclipse for editing XML, as it flows 
everything nicely and does all the indentation just right, with one 
exception, which is that it likes to format paragraphs with <para> and 
</para> on the same lines as the text, like this:

<para> Here is some text that flows
 on to the next lineand then again on
 to another. </para>

Does this formatting break the standards for the documentation or cause a 
problem for anyone, or can I check it in like this? Alternatively, does any 
know how to make XMLBuddy treat <para> and </para> like any other tag?

Matthew Peters 

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