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Re: rendering a string as a new line?
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Oliver Scholz |
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Re: rendering a string as a new line? |
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Sat, 20 Sep 2003 17:21:22 +0200 |
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"Stefan Monnier" <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca> writes:
>> It's more or less a guess. It depends on the actual tag. If it is
>> indeed an XML tag among other XML tags, then it could be hairy to
>> write a CCL program. I believe that you could always--as a last
>> resort--implement a state machine to decode arbitrary tags, using the
>> `branch' statement from CCL, but it would still be hairy. As I said,
>> depending on the actual tag.
>
> You can always use post-conversion functions to use regexps.
Sure, but then why bother to use a coding-system at all?
>> This is all very hypothetical. Now I am curious how those tags
>> actually look like and what the file format in question is.
>
> Given what he said, I'd say that a few good font-lock patterns
> adding a display property should do the trick.
[...]
I agree.
Oliver
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- Re: rendering a string as a new line?, (continued)
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- Re: rendering a string as a new line?, Oliver Scholz, 2003/09/18
- Re: rendering a string as a new line?, Kevin Rodgers, 2003/09/18
- Re: rendering a string as a new line?, Oliver Scholz, 2003/09/19
- Re: rendering a string as a new line?, Janusz S. Bień, 2003/09/19
- Re: rendering a string as a new line?, Stefan Monnier, 2003/09/18
- Re: rendering a string as a new line?, Oliver Scholz, 2003/09/19
- Re: rendering a string as a new line?, Stefan Monnier, 2003/09/19
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