in reply to Possible bug: code wrap

It should be fixed now. It was also the case that multiple spaces inside on in-line <code> tags were not preserved. Now you can write "note the  extra space".

Note that a huge run of code containing no newlines and no spaces will (still) not get wrapped and thus will make the node too wide, just like a huge run of non-code containing no whitespace does.

Update: Actually, if you use a browser that supports soft hyphens (it seems that not much more than IE does so far, see Re: Space or Soft Hyphens (see code wrap), for example), then you might want to turn on "Auto Code Wrapping" in user settings so that long chunks of code w/o whitespace will have soft hyphens inserted even if the code is just part of a paragraph.

                - tye

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Re^2: Possible bug: code wrap (fixed)
by Aristotle (Chancellor) on Feb 24, 2003 at 12:39 UTC
    I'm not entirely sure at this moment, but I seem to recall that Mozilla properly interprets them as well. Update: I was wrong; my Mozilla 1.2.1 release doesn't play.

    Makeshifts last the longest.

      According to Coruscate in Re: Space or Soft Hyphens, with Mozilla 1.01 "the text does not wrap". So, no, it doesn't unless a newer version has fixed that -- but according to bugzilla#9101, this has been identified as a bug but not fixed yet.

      But it is easy to check, just visit the link I provided earlier in this thread.

                      - tye