#1281 fix README file CSS for plain text [15583]
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/sourceforge/ticket/15583
I use sf.net beta. There, in the subversion tool, you can browse the repository tree which is awesome.
It also automatically shows any README files, if present.
However, if these files contain carets, they get eaten and some undisplayable characters result. everything contained in the carets is eaten, too.
Example:
https://sourceforge.net/p/gerbil/svn/4/tree/See below under "DATA FORMAT". Original text is:
The software reads images as an array of image files (depicting one filter band each), each grayscale (8 or 16 bit) and in any image format that OpenCV understands. All files have to be of the same spatial size. A descriptor file is needed in the following format: <number of bands n> <base directory where files are located> <filename 1> [<peak wavelength> | <lower wl bound> <upper wl bound>] <filename 2> ... ... <filename n> ...
Where the user says "carets" I think he means inequality signs. I actually saw the same issue while filing this ticket, when I tried to "quote" the paragraph that contained the inequality signs, like so:
The software reads images as an array of image files (depicting one filter band each), each grayscale (8 or 16 bit) and in any image format that OpenCV understands. All files have to be of the same spatial size. A descriptor file is needed in the following format:
<number of="" bands="" n="">
<base directory="" where="" files="" are="" located="">
<filename 1=""> [<peak wavelength=""> | <lower wl="" bound=""> <upper wl="" bound="">]
<filename 2=""> ...
...
<filename n=""> ...
I believe the original issues was fixed when we started using pypeline (although the example no longer works).
The https://sourceforge.net/p/gerbil/svn/ README still renders bad though, needs some 'pre' action. Lets fix that and then close this ticket.
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