![]() Re: org-protocol: Pass optional value using query in url to capture from protocol. Re: Support Freemind/Freeplane export, Scott Randby, 0.Re: Support Freemind/Freeplane export,.Freeplane is the best, with only the lack of collaborative cloud integration letting it. Re: Support Freemind/Freeplane export, Bastien, 3 Use Freeplane, export the mind map as XHTML javascript to the internal server, wait for everyone to adjust.Re: Support Freemind/Freeplane export, Jambunathan K, 3.Re: Always use utf-8 for HTML export (No support for other coding systems), Bastien, 4.Re: Always use utf-8 for HTML export (No support for other coding systems), Robert Klein, 4.Re: Always use utf-8 for HTML export (No support for other coding systems), Jambunathan K, 3.Re: Always use utf-8 for HTML export (No support for other coding systems), Robert Horn, 3.Re: Always use utf-8 for HTML export (No support for other coding systems), Nagarjuna G, 3.Re: Always use utf-8 for HTML export (No support for other coding systems), Achim Gratz, 3.Re: Always use utf-8 for HTML export (No support for other coding systems), (continued).They should be avoided otherwise, in my opinion. Remainder of the HTML file should take full advantage of it, and limitĬharacter set entities are meaningful when the HTML file does notĭeclare a charset. ![]() So, if theĬharset of the HTML can be ascertained, usually within the headers, the Neck (or anywhere else of your choice along the spine!). I find HTML code should stay as legible as possible.Īs long as legibility is at stake, character entities are a pain in the Many people still read HTML code, for a variety of I did not closely followed theĭiscussion, so maybe I'm missing the point.Ī lot of people are not going to read HTML, but it does not mean that > concern you have raised is more cosmetic than functional. > How many people are going to read HTML code? In short, the I don’t like to do this since it’s redundant for a normal build.Re: Support Freemind/Freeplane export Is exporting local third-party dependencies generally not supported by gradle-osgi/bnd? If yes, shall I duplicate all local third-party dependencies in all plugins: are not exported, please see “Export-Package” here: Instruction ‘Bundle-RequiredExecutionEnvironment’, ‘J2SE-1.6’īut, despite the "Export-Package: " header, local dependencies such as. Instruction ‘Bundle-Activator’, ‘.Activator’ Instruction ‘Export-Package’, ‘* -noimport:=true’ Instruction ‘Import-Package’, ‘, version=“1.0.0”’ Instruction ‘Bundle-Vendor’, ‘Freeplane Project’ So, I configured the gradle OSGi plugin like this (freeplane/adle):Įxt.deps = Įxt.deps.add(0, “lib/freeplaneosgi-” + project.version + “.jar”)Įxt.deps.add(0, “lib/freeplaneeditor-” + project.version + “.jar”)Įxt.deps.add(0, “lib/freeplaneviewer-” + project.version + “.jar”)Īttributes ‘Class-Path’ : (’, ')Īttributes ‘Bundle-ClassPath’: ‘., ’ + (’, ') } exported these in freeplane/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF and imported them in the plugins (freeplane_plugin_*/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF). With the ant build system, we pulled some dependencies (commons-lang, commons-io, jgoodies-forms, …) in the :freeplane project, here is the gradle block for that: The project consists of a main project (:freeplane) and several plugins (:freeplane_plugin_*). I am in the process of converting a project from ant to gradle (the complete source code is here: )
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