Some strange Rev parsing problem?

[xbury.cs at clearstream.com]

On 29/01/2004 14:08:52 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>>set the textstyle of word 2 of line 7 of fld "source" to "bold"
>>
>>works great... Although... the definition of a word is buggy...
>>
>>  Name="description" is apparently one word...
>
>and don't forget that all text inside double-quotes is treated as a
>single word.

Even if that's the case, an equal sign is not really a wordy character...
Neither is a quote as far as any dictionary is concerned.

This means that you have to control the parse of any word just in case 
which is a big overhead even for a word count function - RR will get it
wrong again...

I've complained about this to Scott long ago... 

I can't remember how HC handled it but when you call a word a word
and a line a line, the least you can do is respect the language's usage...

For logic and user's sanity sake we dont need a new revolution in 
language...

And the same goes with HTMLtext display... 
I'll just say that what is not ignored (a <TD> tag for example) affects 
the rest of 
the display (links wont display after a <TD>) and you have to dance on 
your 
head stripping the tags and/or their parameters to get HTMLText to display 
normally... 

A new definition for the word 1g"n0r=3 I guess... ;)



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