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For me, the difference between a break line and a new paragraph is the space between the two different lines. Am I wrong? Is there a semantic difference?
So, my first thought was to go even further: only one newline is sufficient to change *paragraphs* (<p></p>). Two or more newlines would be treated as one and only one paragraph change. Food for thoughts...
A newline is considered as a new paragraph (marked by a pilcrow) in Microsoft Word. In Word 2007, the spacing between paragraphs is now obvious in the default template (10 points after a paragraph).
=== Break line ===
To break a line ({{{<br /­>}}}), any {{{\s+\\\\\s+}}}} (that's two backslashes ({{{\\}}}) preceded and followed by at least one whitespace) would be sufficient in my opinion. The rendering engine would eliminate theses spaces.
Then, the questions are:
# Why do we *absolutely* need two newlines for paragraphs? (The spec could say: At least one newline is necessary to create a new paragraph.
# Is one backslash sufficient to break a line?
# Do we need to put a newline after or one whitespace is sufficient?
# What about one whitespace before?
# Should two or more subsequent whitespaces be treated as only one space?
Remarks:
* The backslash key is not easy to find on several keyboard layouts.
-- [EricChartre], 2006-01-03
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23 11-Jan-2007 14:18 4.467 kB ChuckSmith to previous fixed link to list of line break
22 10-Jan-2007 19:45 4.467 kB RadomirDopieralski to previous | to last my mistake :)
21 10-Jan-2007 19:20 5.191 kB RadomirDopieralski to previous | to last advantages and disadvantages of tilde
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