White space is stripped between localization directives.
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Key: TAPESTRY-895
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-895
Project: Tapestry
Type: Bug
Components: Framework
Versions: 4.0
Reporter: Mark Reynolds
When two localization directives are separated by white space and the first
directive consists of a start-end tag pair, the white space between the
directives is removed. This does not occur if the first directive is an empty
(self-closing) tag.
For example, the following template markup:
<span key="hello-key">Hello</span> <span key="world-key">World</span><br/>
<span key="hello-key"/> <span key="world-key"/><br/>
<span key="hello-key">Hello</span> <span key="world-key"/><br/>
<span key="hello-key"/> <span key="world-key">World</span><br/>
<span key="hello-key"></span> <span key="world-key"></span><br/>
Is rendered like this:
HelloWorld<br/>
Hello World<br/>
HelloWorld<br/>
Hello World<br/>
HelloWorld<br/>
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