Not exactly
My proposal is, starting from an xml file to add space and carriage return *INSIDE* tags
Doing this, the nature of space (ignorable or not) won't matter anymore since it won't have any impact
Let me give a simple example
<root><a><b></b><c></c></a></root>
into
<root
><a
><b
></b
><c
></c
></a
></root
>
May it would make the will less readable than a full indent, but in some case, it is just sufficient for debbugging and don't need further parametrization
Regards,
Xmlizer
On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 1:38 PM, Sorin Ristache <
sorin@oxygenxml.com> wrote:
Hello,
I understand that your proposal is to normalize some text nodes (the text nodes with whitespace characters and non whitespace characters but not the text nodes with whitespace characters only) even if that leads to lines that exceed the maximum line length set in Preferences -> Editor -> Format. I consider breaking the lines that exceed the maximum length one of the main factors that make the pretty-printed document more readable. Without enforcing this maximum length the document will not be more readable after the pretty-print operation.
If I misunderstand your proposal please give a complete example of what you mean.
Regards,
Sorin
mozer wrote:
May I propose (once again) a neutral form of indent for Oxygen
<root id="2"
> <element position="1"> space are important here </element
> <element position="2"> space are also important here </element
</root>
The only thing you can allow or not is to convert newline and tabs to
space as an option