Item11788: Consecutive verbatim blocks are merged.

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Priority: Enhancement
Current State: Confirmed
Released In: n/a
Target Release: n/a
Applies To: Extension
Component: WysiwygPlugin
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Reported By: GeorgeClark
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Last Change By: GeorgeClark
block 1

block 2

Will be merged into a single verbatim block

block 1

block 2

-- GeorgeClark - 25 Apr 2012

Hm. This appears to be "by design". There is code in Node.pm that merges consecutive tags.
     # Collapse adjacent tags
    foreach my $tag (qw(noautolink verbatim literal)) {
 ...

-- GeorgeClark - 25 Apr 2012

CrawfordCurrie recalled that some versions of TMCE tended to output a separate pre block for each line in a verbatim/pre block. The merge was required to end up with sane TML. However a couple of things have changed.
  • I don't believe that this pre-per-line behavior still is happening
  • verbatim class="..." is now in prevalent use for chili formatting,etc. The merge code simply looks at an adjacent close and open tag, which can collapse tags of different classes.

-- GeorgeClark - 25 Apr 2012

This is partially fixed.
  • adjacent blocks are not merged if the class= attributes are different
  • foswiki* classes are now preserved.
If blocks with identical attributes are adjacent and only separated by whitespace, they will eventually be merged after one or more edit/save cycles. This is partly an architectural issue. TML2HTML generates: <p><pre>...</pre></p> however TMCE discards the surrounding paragraph tag, as it is not legal XHTML.

-- GeorgeClark - 27 Apr 2012

Paste into a verbatim is what triggers the block-per-link behavior. Maybe better to not fix this one.

-- GeorgeClark - 05 May 2012
 

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Summary Consecutive verbatim blocks are merged.
ReportedBy GeorgeClark
Codebase 1.1.5, trunk
SVN Range
AppliesTo Extension
Component WysiwygPlugin
Priority Enhancement
CurrentState Confirmed
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TargetRelease n/a
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Topic revision: r5 - 04 Jan 2015, GeorgeClark
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