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Subject: Indenting elements such as <screen>
I have elements in my book that are laid out like so: <screen> <prompt>#</prompt> <userinput>./win_lottery.pl</userinput> <computeroutput> ..... </computeroutput> </screen> I indent each new tag by two spaces so that the XML is human readable and I can edit it easily. However, as the <screen> is literal the indent spaces are taken into account. As I see it I have two choices, either remove the spaces and have the whole block flush with column 0 or wrap each line in it's own <screen> tags. Solution one is messy as I have a large number of these in my document and solution two I doubt is a very good way of doing things. How do other people do this and still get XML documents that are nicely formatted? An odd question I know but any suggestions welcome, David
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