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Re: how can I add next line?

From: Johannes Koch <koch@-------------.-->
To: NULL
Date: 11/12/2008 10:01:00 AM
qwerty007 schrieb:
> Oh, Thanks. Since it's my first time making XML upon the client's
> request, I'm teaching myself for now.
> 
> Then is there no way to break line within quotation marks?
> 
> <ItemDef OID = "DADTC" Name = "DADTC" Comment = "STDTD STDTM
> STDMY"></
> ItemDef>
> 
> So output comes out as following instead of output in series within a
> column(ex. |STDTD STDTM STDMY|)?
> 
> |STDTD          |
> |STDTM         |
> |STDMY         |

If you use <http://www.cdisc.org/models/def/v1.0/define1-0-0.xsl>, the 
result will be something like

   <td>STDTD STDTM STDMY</td>

Browsers will apply normal line-wrapping behaviour. So this will 
probably rendered

   |STDTD STDTM STDMY|

or

   |STDTD  |
   |STDTM  |
   |STDMY  |

depending on the width of the table cell.

-- 
Johannes Koch
In te domine speravi; non confundar in aeternum.
                             (Te Deum, 4th cent.)


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