hi all, recently i thought of updating my html-doc, which i didn't do since root_v2.xxx. the // Begin_Html ... // End_Html tags used to treat only the html-tags, but leave the rest of the (ascii) text formated according to the nice THtml-style. now, everything is considered 'pure' html. this results in that all text is written in one line, as all white-spaces are not relevant anymore. ok, this is probably on purpose. however, if i now change my source code and only embrace the tags (e.g. a link) it always prints the link on a separate line. this makes the html-output considerably unreadable. in other words, i'd like something like: please see 'file1' and 'file2' or mail to 'me' or go to 'google'. (where 'xxx' is a highlighted link) can i achieve this, without writing everything in 'pure-html'? greetings, martin ps: root_v3.10.01, gcc2.9xxx, linux
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