I've pushed up changes to the handling of \t and \T tags. There is no way to get them 100% mapped to XHTML unfortunately. \t and \T can do some very strange things and are highly dependent fix positions within the viewer screen. So, only certain, common cases are handled.
- \t starting and ending a line (or another line) will create a hard margin indent.
- \t starting a line and ending anywhere before the end will create a text indent.
- \T starting a line will create a text indent.
- \t sets and \T inside of a line will be ignored.
Code:
\tText ... end of Text\t
will produce
Code:
Text
...
end of text
---
Code:
\tText ...
end of Text\t
will produce
Code:
Text
...
end of text
---
Code:
\tT\text ... end of Text
will produce
Code:
Text
...
end of text
---
Code:
\T="5%"Text ... end of Text
will produce
Code:
Text
...
end of text
---
Code:
Text ... \tend\t of\T="5%" Text
will produce
Code:
Text
...
end of Text
* I'm using the ... in place of a long string of text to denote how it will appear when wrapped.