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Id: 58941
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  Tue Jun 29 08:51:34 2010 ashishfa [...] gmail.com - Ticket created
Subject: bug
Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2010 18:21:23 +0530
To: bug-HTML-Tree [...] rt.cpan.org
From: Ashish Almeida <ashishfa [...] gmail.com>
Dear Pete Krawczyk, ubuntu 9.10 perl, v5.10.0 HTML::Element::3.23 *as_text() * when i fetch text using this function, the text sticks to each other even when it is under separate tags. there should be some white space or other user-defined separator character between words when they belong to different tags since the words stick to each other, I get unexpected errors when i use complete word based search. (query word do not match to words which are at the end or start of the tags since they stick to adjoining words) e.g. <div><a>TATA Manza</a>This is a best car you can buy... </div> this returns TATA ManzaThis is a best car you can buy... and the search query for "Manza" as a full word match fails since my system treats "ManzaThis" as a single word. Regards Ashish -- Ashish Almeida ---------------------------------
  Sun Sep 19 02:49:44 2010 Jeff.Fearn [...] gmail.com - Correspondence added
On Tue Jun 29 22:51:34 2010, ashishfa@gmail.com wrote: Show quoted text
> Dear Pete Krawczyk, > > ubuntu 9.10 > perl, v5.10.0 > HTML::Element::3.23 > *as_text() * > > when i fetch text using this function, the text sticks to each other even > when it is under separate tags. > there should be some white space or other user-defined separator character > between words when they belong to different tags > > since the words stick to each other, I get unexpected errors when i use > complete word based search. (query word do not match to words which
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> the end or start of the tags since they stick to adjoining words) > e.g. > > <div><a>TATA Manza</a>This is a best car you can buy... </div> > > this returns > > TATA ManzaThis is a best car you can buy... > > and the search query for "Manza" as a full word match fails since my
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> treats "ManzaThis" as a single word.
This is the correct output for inline HTML, if there is no white space then there is no way to be able to tell when someone has HTML that is missing white space and when they have HTML that is deliberately not using white space. Cheers, Jeff.
  Sun Sep 19 02:49:45 2010 The RT System itself - Status changed from 'new' to 'open'
  Sun Sep 19 02:49:45 2010 Jeff.Fearn [...] gmail.com - Status changed from 'open' to 'rejected'