Philip Nye wrote: >>From: "Hussein Shafie" <hussein at pixware.fr> >> >>Philip Nye wrote: >> >>>>From: "Bill Fenner" <fenner at gmail.com> >>>> >>>>I installed 2.9 over the weekend, and found that one of my most-used >>>>accelerators broke in my xml2rfc configuration. Just like the xhtml >>>>configuration, I have a insert-\n-or-split: >>> >>>... >>> >>>I have been totally unable to make insertControlChar work in 2.9. Since I >>>had never used it in previous versions I had assumed it was my mistake >>>somehow but your experience suggests it may be the source of your trouble >>>too. >> >>There is no bug here. The xml2rfc plug-in must be recompiled for V2.9. >>See my answer to the first email of Bill Fenner. > > > My problem must be different from Bill's then - I have no plugins at all and > have a new install of 2.9.
To our knowledge, *V2.9 works fine*, i.e. we have not broken XXE. Bill's problems are specific to xml2rfc. > I may simply have a format error or contextual issue or may be > misunderstanding the commands but within a text node, this does not work: > > <command name="insertControlChar" parameter="\n"/> > > while this does: > > <command name="insertString" parameter="
"/> All this is normal. To make it simple: * Command "insertString" always works. * Command "insertControlChar" only works in elements having views that accept a control character, that is: - In the tree view, elements having attribute xml:space="preserve". - In the styled view, elements styled using "white-space:pre;" This is not clearly stated in the documentation: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/docs/commands/ch06s27.html. We'll improve it in the next release.
