[Evan Simpson ]

Gerry Kirk wrote:

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Any time a TAL statement extends over multiple lines, I get a syntax error, like this one:

in expression "python:test( no_types == 1\r\n , 'Add New ' + types[0].Title()\r\n , 'Add New Item')"

I see a problem -- those '\r\n' shouldn't be there. Python on Linux, and ZPT, expect all lines to end with '\n'. I'm not sure how these are slipping in, but I suspect that the cause is writing ZPT text using a Windows tool. We can fix this when reading from a file by using the new 'U' mode.

ZPT is supposed to be using XML, and in XML, all new line characters get converted to the equivalent of '\n', regardless of the OS. SO this needs to happen. However, neither the attribute value nor Python would care if there were line feeds in the example locations or not - as long as they were real line feeds and not escape characters, anyway. If the TAL expressions were truly XML, and one wanted line breaks, they ought to read like this - "python:test( no_types == 1 , 'Add New ' + types[0].Title() , 'Add New Item')" Cheers, Tom P