On Mon, 2006-03-13 at 06:48 +1030, Tim wrote: > On Sun, 2006-03-12 at 09:04 -0700, Craig White wrote: > > 2 - I have a document that now seems to only display as plain text > > within Quanta whereas all my other documents have always recognized > > the 'ruby' and 'html' code within and rendered it within the editor > > accordingly. How do I switch a document back (since obviously it's not > > the 'extension' because that isn't changed)? > > HTML is supposed to start with a doctype element (outlining whether it's > an HTML 4.01 strict, etc., document), some editors will look for it to > determine what sort of file that they're dealing with. Compare your > problem document's doctype with ones that work, and see if you can spot > the difference. > ---- makes sense but these files are mostly ruby 'partials' and there is no doctype declaration at all and that doesn't seem to matter. It did come back to life after I changed some of the code and saved it - seems as though this version of Quanta+ is still a bit buggy. Evidently there's some internal switch within Quanta+ that determines which type of visual rendering methodology it applies and it is not the extension to the filename but is somehow in the code itself and is a little fragile. Now, if I could get Rex to build kdesvn for kde-redhat.repo... ;-) that would be a nice addition as it appears pretty functional in FC-4 Craig
