On 11/6/08 9:22 AM, "Sorin Ristache" <sorin@oxygenxml.com> wrote:
Hello,
Do you mean formatting by the action Format and Indent? For the XML files that should never be formatted you can just add the attribute xml:space="preserve" to the root element or add the qualified name of the root element to the Preserve Space Elements list in Preferences -> Editor -> Format -> XML.
I'll try adding to the list of preserve space elements.
We will think about a possible implementation of format and indent options at the document type level (which matches the edited documents by rules based on the file type, namespace, root local name, etc) but it sounds like a configuration nightmare. Maybe the paragraph breaks should be marked up explicitly if they are sensitive to whitespace normalization and if you have the option of customizing the InCopy INCX schema in your process.
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