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Re: [sc-dev] p tags in docs



Hi Anders,

great that you are looking into this!

I guess we could call the script in OSX to act on the file after saving as HTML?

sincerely,
Marije

PS, if you can find a trick to stop w3m of putting in line breaks in
lines that overflow the window width (truncate lines), that would be
brilliant. I believe your lisp-knowledge is better than mine...

On 12/17/08, andersvi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <andersvi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>     >>
>     >> A related question, which is just a matter of style, is the
>     >> apple-editor the reason why code-portions arent put inside nice
>     >> css'ed <pre> blocks as well?
>     >>
>     >>
>     >>
>     j> I suppose because of syntax colorization. Indeed it would be
>     j> great if there were a way to have all code in a <pre> tag or a
>     j> <code> tag, if there were a way to get a browser to colorize it
>     j> then.
>
> The coloring isn't a problem.  afaik you can put as much bells'n
> whistles you want (at least spans with colors etc) inside pre blocks as
> well.  Automatic translation would take some thinking though.
>
> Ive run through all the html-files ive found inside Html with a sed
> script, and looked at a few of them from some SC_Help:w3m buffer, they
> look much better now.  Ill see if i can upload an archive to a webpage.
> Check http://www.notam02.no/~andersvi/SC-Help-files.tar.bz2 in a while.
>
> Im not sure how various developers generate the html which gets
> included, but i guess a translation-script could be handy for others as
> well.  This script only substitutes the p-tags for now.
>
> Using <pre>'s (difficult?)  and changing the Helper class (easy) comes
> later.  See comments to begin with for applying to a directory-tree (ie
> build//Help):
>
>

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