I've made the change in my sources. I'll try it for a bit before I
check it in.
Bill
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David wrote:
> > And I'm sure I would feel like less of an idiot if I got
> > the arguments to diff the right way around.
> Try diff -u
$ diff -u TextParser.py.old TextParser.py
--- TextParser.py.old 2002-10-23 14:39:18.0 -0400
+++ TextParser.py 2002-10-23 15:09:24.0
Ah, that makes more sense to me. Yes, looks like a good idea.
Bill
> And I'm sure I would feel like less of an idiot if I got
> the arguments to diff the right way around.
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> we recommend the following behavior:
> [snip...]
> If it encounters an undeclared entity, the entity should be
> treated as character data.
Blake, I'm unsure of the meaning of that line. In my opinion, the
current behavior (sticking an unrecognized "&foo;" into the text as
"&foo;") is one possi
> And I'm sure I would feel like less of an idiot if I got the arguments to
> diff the right way around.
Try diff -u
d.
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And I'm sure I would feel like less of an idiot if I got
the arguments to diff the right way around.
130c130
< content = "?"
---
> content = "&" + content + ";"
(or in diff -c)
*** 127,133
if htmlentitydefs.entitydefs.has_key (content):
content
