I am not sure I understand what you are saying... How can you detect what was added by the keyboard (or some other input method) versus existing text, pasted or generated? And why should it matter? I don't see the point - probably missing something. On Mon, 2007-05-21 at 14:57 +0300, Sorin Ristache wrote:
Hello,
When the option "Indent (when typing) in preserve space elements" is unchecked the pasted block is preserved without applying indenting and it works correctly. We added "when typing" because it is used only when editing text with the keyboard but it is not used by the Format and Indent action so I think the two words should not be removed.
When both options are checked the indenting is not correct when you paste CSS code in a script element. You reported the problem some days ago:
http://www.oxygenxml.com/pipermail/oxygen-user/2007-May/001126.html
but it was not planned for this build. We will fix it in a future version of oXygen.
Regards, Sorin
Robert Koberg wrote:
Maybe just remove the '(when typing)' in the option text to make it clearer ??
But if both the above options are checked in the Options/Preferences/Editor/Format/XML dialog then pasting something like:
if (true) { alert('boo'); } into a script element becomes: <script> if (true) { alert('boo'); } </script>
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