Closed fabiosantoscode closed 9 years ago
It was ruining my SVG output.
I had an SVG with a \n character inside a points attribute of a <polygon>, and doT removed the \n, joining two points and ruining my beautiful shape!
\n
points
<polygon>
Adding the {strip:false} option fixes this, but I had do use _.merge for some reason, or the doT output would completely change.
{strip:false}
_.merge
Redoing as #16 because this one is broken.
It was ruining my SVG output.
I had an SVG with a
\n
character inside apoints
attribute of a<polygon>
, and doT removed the\n
, joining two points and ruining my beautiful shape!Adding the
{strip:false}
option fixes this, but I had do use_.merge
for some reason, or the doT output would completely change.