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Originally Posted by jugaor
BTW, the Google Gumbo-Parser is fine (although I don't want changes to the code --as I understand it is equivalent to the previous HTML Tidy)
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No. Google Gumbo-Parser is not the equivalent of HTML Tidy. In fact, Google Gumbo-Parser is the option you want to select if you want Sigil to make the very least changes to your code possible. Pretty-Print is the more intrusive option.
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Originally Posted by jugaor
2. It's possible maintain two versions of Sigil, with independent Preferences folders? I prefer to keep active the 0.87 Pretty Print Tidy option for the daily work, but launching 0.89 it becomes the now erroneous PPGumbo.
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I'm afraid this isn't very likely to happen. If you wish to run two different versions of Sigil on the same machine, I would recommend using something like Portable Apps' version of Sigil for the older version.
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Originally Posted by jugaor
1. I think I've found a serious problem with Pretty Print Gumbo (0.8.901, Win7-x64): it joins contiguous labels, creating false "long" words.
Ex:
Code:
<p><u>Prueba</u> <i>de</i> <b>texto</b> <span class="nosep">junto</span></p>
becames
Code:
<p><u>Prueba</u><i>de</i><b>texto</b><span class="nosep">junto</span></p>
It reads: Pruebadetextojunto.
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I can confirm what you're experiencing here. The problem is really exacerbated when the
only "text" outside of inline tags (inside a block-level tag) is whitespace. Recommendation for now is to exclusively use the Pretty Print Gumbo clean source setting. At least until we move Pretty Print to a plugin (or at least a feature separate from the clean source settings) where it belongs.