Re: Bug in nxml-mode (indentation)?

[Eric Lilja]

Jason Rumney wrote:
> Eric Lilja wrote:
>
> The text enclosed within an element should not be indented at all,
> unless the user explicitly says so, or the user is using some
> specialization of nxml-mode, such as xhtml-mode, where it is known that
> the application will normalize whitespace.
>
> Elements and attributes can be indented as normal, as whitespace is not
> significant there.

What about the case when you open two tags on the same line. Here's an 
example file, first indented using xml-mode and then with nxml-mode:

xml-mode:
<outermost>
  <firstinner><secondinner>Some Text
    </secondinner>
    Some more text
  </firstinner>
</outermost>

nxml-mode:
<outermost>
  <firstinner><secondinner>Some Text
</secondinner>
Some more text
  </firstinner>
</outermost>

To me, the nxml-mode version looks weird indeed. The closing 
</secondinner> is not indented at all for one thing. But as I said, I'm 
new at this so I'm just reporting things that might be useful 
information to someone.

I wish I could set a flag that makes the indentation not care about 
xpath/xquery and indent like the old xml-mode. :)