[TxMt] A TMBundle for Textpattern beta relaease

[marios]

marios wrote:
> Knut Erik Andersen wrote:
>   
>> On Jun 22, 2006, at 08:37, Knut Erik Andersen wrote
>>
>>     
>>> I just downloaded the latest version, and it seems to work fine. as
>>> long as I have it set to use your included versions of the html-bundles.
>>>       
>> I forgot to mention one oddity: If text isn't immediately following an
>> opening <p>, but is entered on a new line, it causes all content below
>> the paragraph-tag to lose  it's syntax colouring.
>>     
>
> I tried to reproduce that problem on my TM install,  and I again could
> not, but I'd be interested to see if I can reproduce it.
> Again would it be possible to see a code example and which where the
> corresponding Settings.
>
> It could also be, that it is something completely irrelevant with those
> settings, that has to do with Bundle versions on different Builds,
> but just to see, if I can reproduce this, that would be great.
> It doesn't have to be today.
>   

Just taking a look at relevant lines, I realized, that I made a mistake
with in the comment:
It reads:

        {    comment = 'NOTE:Default is text.html.strict2 which was
taken as is from SVN,if you do not want this then comment it out in the
front with xxx and uncomment the patched html.basic 2version by removing
the xxx in the front.Be carefull, that you dont accidentally remove a
single quote,since plist files do not like that'; },
        {    include = 'xxxtext.html.basic2'; },
        {    include = 'text.html.strict2'; },
        {    comment = 'CAUTION:Do not use the above strict xhtml.1
version, this was left here only for testing purposes';
            include = 'xxxtext.html.xhtml.1-strict';

Note, the line, that says: Do not use the "above" strict....,  whereas
it should say:
Do not use the "below" strict....

Shortly: include = 'xxxtext.html.xhtml.1-strict';  can not be used with
this bundle, as it is incompatible with the Language Grammar.
May be that seemed to have confused Users, and they included
'text.html.xhtml.1-strict'  instead of   text.html.strict2, or
text.html.strict,
where the latter two are the correct ones.

regards again, marios
> best regards, marios
>   
>> Regards
>> Knut Erik
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