htmlText oddity

[J. Landman Gay]

On 11/4/12 6:32 PM, dunbarx at aol.com wrote:

> But why only "<p>"? And further, if you substitute "<b>" for ","<p>",
> the answer command replies faithfully, in spite of the "contains p or
> a start/end tag pair" comment above, which it seems should include
> all such constructs, like "<b>". Isn't that a "start/end tag pair?

No, but "<b> </b>" is a tag pair. :)

The IDE was updated to allow htmltext after people complained that there 
was no way to use styled text in an answer dialog. There had to be some 
kind of convention to determine what was htmltext and what was intended 
symbols, so those two rules were implemented. If there is a paragraph or 
a tag pair (beginning and closing tags) in the text then it's html. I 
don't believe a closing paragraph tag is required. All other tags must 
have them.

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