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Vex generates line break in the middle of DocBook verbatim environments [message #1653120]

Fri, 06 March 2015 04:56

Chuanhua Chang

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Registered: March 2015

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I created a DocBook xml file with Vex. In the xml file, I had a line of text wrapped in <literallayout> or <programlisting> tags. The line of text is not too long, compared with the "line width" setup in the Vex preference page. After processing the file through xsltproc to produce a HTML file, I found that the line of text is broken into two lines.

Then I realized that in order to reformat the xml file, Vex added line breaks in the middle of my line of text surrounded by the docbook verbatim tags.

I have attached a xml file with this problem. The Vex line width is set to 80.

I think if a line with such a verbatim tag is longer than the line width, Vex can add line breaks before the verbatim tags, not in the middle of it.

Is there a way to tell Vex not to add line breaks in the middle of such verbatim tags in a docbook xml file?

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Re: Vex generates line break in the middle of DocBook verbatim environments [message #1658752 is a reply to message #1653120]

Sun, 08 March 2015 13:50

Florian Thienel

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Registered: July 2009

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Hi!

There seems to be a bug in the DocumentWriter class for nested verbatim elements. Could you please create a bug in https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs and attach you example document, then we can have a deeper look.

It seems to be related to bug 407828.

Best Regards,

Florian

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