Re: Jade/RTF problem?
I don't think anyone replied. I found that if I set sgml-indent-data to nil
and enter the element like this
<para>My text here, wrapped around to multiple lines</para>
then it formats properly for all output types.
Thanks.
On Aug 5, Adam Di Carlo (adam@onshore-devel.com) wrote:
> "Neil L. Roeth" <neil@occamsrazor.net> writes:
>
> > I have a question about DSSSL stylesheets. It is the first one I've written,
> > so there may be something obvious I am missing.
> >
> > I created a document using psgml mode of Emacs, which nicely indents the
> > character data in an element, like so:
> >
> > <para>
> > My text here, wrapped
> > around to multiple
> > lines
> > </para>
> >
> > I produce TeX and RTF from it, using "jade -t tex" or "jade -t rtf". The
> > problem is that while the DVI produced by jadetex from the TeX looks fine, the
> > RTF output has extra spaces, corresponding to the spaces at the beginning of
> > the indented lines above. The above example would look like this:
> >
> > My text here, wrapped around to multiple lines.
> >
> > Note the extra spaces ^^^ ^^^
> >
> > The extra spaces are in the TeX output also, so I guess the difference has to
> > do with how TeX and jade treat spaces. How are the rules defined for jade?
> > It obviously has some default rules for handling white space, since it wraps
> > lines, meaning it handles the newline. Is this something I can set in my
> > stylesheet for the "para" element so that it eats all white space and replaces
> > it with a single space?
>
> Neil, did anyone reply?
>
> This is probably a good question to take to the DSSSL or jade/openjade
> lists. Also, that brings up, try it in openjade, which is (sorta)
> being maintained, unlike jade.
>
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