Re: Re: Sprou^H^H^H The Edge is out

Maxym Mykhalchuk wrote:
> Yes, the lines are long, and while HTML on a website is veryvery long, 
> but OK, in the HTML source of a localized e-mail I really see what you 
> mention:
> ....... a long li<?>
> !<?>ne

Aha!

> I'd propose an easy solution: in the XML sources I usually break every 
> 90 symbols, so if you just don't strip these breaks, they're enough. 
> Automatic break every 80 symbols or so would be better of course.

Yes certainly; You might remember I already found and commented
on some (strange!) code in the xml import scripts which remove
newlines completely.  In html of course a newline renders as a
space, but if you remove themthenwordsareconcatenated.  I changed
that code to at least use spaces, but I still didn't understand
why remove newlines at all.  Now we see that removing them causes
nasty problems, I will simply not do it; or wrap to say 80 chars
if xml files have long lines.

Anyway, these are implementation details.  Thanks for confirming,
I think I can fix this now.


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