Converse.js: Ignore newlines prior to content in a message
When a message body starts with a newline, that newlines shouldn't be displayed when rendering the message. The message body should always be displayed on the first line.
guusdk
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On March 14, 2019 10:37:51 AM UTC, Guus der Kinderen notifications@github.com wrote:
When a message body starts with a newline, that newlines shouldn't be
displayed when rendering the message. The message body should always be
displayed on the first line.
Why would you not have the message displayed as it arrives and fix the issue on the other side rather?
Ppjet6
on 16 Mar 2019
Why would you not have the message displayed as it arrives and fix the issue on the other side rather?
Because I can't force people that use misbehaving clients to update, but I can update my client.
guusdk
on 17 Mar 2019
On 2019/03/17, Guus der Kinderen wrote:
Why would you not have the message displayed as it arrives and fix the issue on the other side rather?
Because I can't force people that use misbehaving clients to update, but I can update my client.
What if that whitespace has meaning? :/
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Ppjet6
on 17 Mar 2019
It won't have for 99%+ of the occurrences, and people that would have liked
to somehow use it, won't be surprised if it didn't work (as Conversations
also trims leading newline characters)
Op zo 17 mrt. 2019 12:43 schreef Maxime Buquet notifications@github.com:
On 2019/03/17, Guus der Kinderen wrote:
Why would you not have the message displayed as it arrives and fix the
issue on the other side rather?Because I can't force people that use misbehaving clients to update, but
I can update my client.What if that whitespace has meaning? :/
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guusdk
on 17 Mar 2019
What if that whitespace has meaning? :/
Spoken like a true Python programmer
jcbrand
on 26 Jun 2019
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