On Fri, May 25, 2001 at 03:34:15PM -0700, Debian WWW CVS wrote: > CVSROOT: /cvs/webwml > Module name: webwml > Changes by: dmartinez 01/05/25 15:34:15 > > Modified files: > english/MailingLists: mklist.tags > > Log message: > Added several spaces at the end of German, Spanish and Swedish translations. > It seems that WML doesn't treat newlines as blank spaces, and the final word > in several sentences is joint with the next one. > Wml eats whitespace when aksed. In this case it is due to the whitespace=delete in the tag definition. Tags should include whitespace around them when used if that is what is intended and should only include the whitespace=delete if that is what is really wanted.
An example is worth a thousand words: <define-tag aa whitespace=delete> [EN:hello world:] </define-tag> x<aa>y -> xhello worldy x <aa> y -> x hello world y If the whitespace=delete was left out of the tag definition, then x<aa>y gives x hello world y Note: the examples are untested, so I may have made a minor mistake. -- James (Jay) Treacy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
