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Subject: Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: Normalizing spaces?
/ "M. Wroth" <mark@astrid.upland.ca.us> was heard to say: | Here is an example of content: | | <p>It is not permissible under the Society's rules to | fimbriate a chief. Laurel precedent (Laurel Alison, Dec 86 | and Aug 88) <q>however this is blazoned, in appearance it | includes a fimbriated chief, which is not permitted for | Society usage</q>. RFS VIII.3 limits fimbiration to simple | geometric charges placed in the center of the field; while a | chief is a simple geometric charge, it is not in the center | of the field. </p> Right. So here's a version of that document: <!DOCTYPE p [ <!ELEMENT p - - (q|#PCDATA)*> <!ELEMENT q - - (#PCDATA)*> ]> <p>It is not permissible under the Society's rules to fimbriate a chief. Laurel precedent (Laurel Alison, Dec 86 and Aug 88) <q>however this is blazoned, in appearance it includes a fimbriated chief, which is not permitted for Society usage</q>. RFS VIII.3 limits fimbiration to simple geometric charges placed in the center of the field; while a chief is a simple geometric charge, it is not in the center of the field. </p> And if I put that through nsgmls, I can see that the spaces are preserved: hermes:~$ nsgmls test.sgm (P -It is not permissible under the Society's rules to\n fimbriate a chief. Laurel precedent (Laurel Alison, Dec 86\n and Aug 88) (Q -however this is blazoned, in appearance it\n includes a fimbriated chief, which is not permitted for\n Society usage )Q -. RFS VIII.3 limits fimbiration to simple\n geometric charges placed in the center of the field; while a\n chief is a simple geometric charge, it is not in the center\n of the field. )P C Similarly, if I process it with a DSSSL stylesheet: <!DOCTYPE style-sheet PUBLIC "-//James Clark//DTD DSSSL Style Sheet//EN"> <style-sheet> <style-specification> <style-specification-body> (declare-flow-object-class element "UNREGISTERED::James Clark//Flow Object Class::element") (element p (make element gi: "P" (process-children))) (element q (make sequence (literal "\"") (process-children) (literal "\""))) </style-specification-body> </style-specification> </style-sheet> The spaces are also preserved: hermes:~$ jade -c /share/doctypes/catalog -t sgml -d test.dsl test.sgm <P >It is not permissible under the Society's rules to fimbriate a chief. Laurel precedent (Laurel Alison, Dec 86 and Aug 88) "however this is blazoned, in appearance it includes a fimbriated chief, which is not permitted for Society usage". RFS VIII.3 limits fimbiration to simple geometric charges placed in the center of the field; while a chief is a simple geometric charge, it is not in the center of the field. </P > So I'm still confused about what special processing you see being applied to spaces. Oh, wait a minute. Are you processing this with the JadeTeX backend!? *TeX* automatically converts multiple spaces into a single space. Could that be it? Be seeing you, norm -- Norman Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com> | Any sufficiently undocumented code http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/ | is indistinguishable from magic. Chair, DocBook Technical Committee |
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