Re: Serialize U+00A0 as   in HTML? (detailed review of Serializing HTML fragments)

Simon Pieters wrote:
>> Why would it matter, as long as the serialization is valid?
> 
> I'm not sure which definition of the word "valid" you're using here. 

s/valid/correct/

> (The serializing algorithm does not ensure that the output is valid 
> HTML, or even that it will parse into the original DOM when parsed.)
> 
> Anyway, serializing as   is probably nicer for copy and paste, 
> since otherwise non-breaking spaces are generally converted to normal 
> spaces.

Are they?

Anyway: I think this would mean micro-managing things.

Best regards, Julian

Received on Monday, 27 August 2007 17:12:02 UTC