[webpy] Re: how to make \r\n to in template?

[bubblboy]

Anand wrote:
> 
> On 14-Oct-07, at 9:22 AM, Ken wrote:
> 
>> hi, Andand
>> in Django template, it can be wrote like this:
>> {{ entry.content|breakelines }}
> 
> That is not sufficient. If you have more spaces like python  
> indentation, they will disappear when displayed as html.
> 
> I used this function to solve that problem. Probably you need to use  
> that with breaklines.
> 
> def spacesafe(text):
>      text = web.websafe(text)
>      text = text.replace('  ', '  ');
>      return text
> 
> spacesafe(text).replace('\r\n', '<br/>')

Just out of curiosity—wouldn't replace('  ', '&nbsp; ') fit better
there? or is "^ &nbsp;" (a line starting with a space, followed by a
&nbsp;) in HTML rendered as two spaces by browsers?

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