Re: cvs: docweb /include docweb_language.class.php /scripts gen_picture_info_all_lang.php /www revcheck.php

From: Date: Sun, 31 Oct 2004 16:05:40 +0000
Subject: Re: cvs: docweb /include docweb_language.class.php /scripts gen_picture_info_all_lang.php /www revcheck.php
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On Sunday 31 October 2004 12:18, Gabor Hojtsy wrote: > >>So, that works for me. Is that the proper way to escape entities? My > >>parser is a regex, and doesn't necessarily follow XML's official rules. > >> > >>The other option, here, is ' -> ' and " -> " > >> > >>Again, I'm ok with either one. > > > > I'm not really into the phpdoc entities.. > > > > I wonder how the doc people solve this problem. > > IMO we should make it so that they can use there way for quotes > > making it simple without confusion > > > > in phpdoc-fr I for this: > > Configuration à l'exécution > > in phpdoc/en I found a $apos; > > > > I think we should parse the ' and ' > > because those seeem to be used by the doc teams. > > > > please correct me if I'm wrong about something.. > > I'm not really into the docs and quoting > > We use \" \' and sometimes ' and ", so if you are about to > support any case, then there is more to take into account :) These are > all valid entity values... The ' stuff works fine.... but this has raised another question: html inside entities. allowing html is good for the ' stuff, but it could be really bad for people who want to put examples in an entity or make typos in html code which can make everything look ugly. e.g. a table I'm kinda for using a safe_display() which will htmentities and stripslashes everything but leaving the quoting. Vincent > Goba >

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