While using the new version of Plover, I decided to reboot my Mac, and when I started Plover again, a few of the dictionary entries I use while writing Cheap and Sleazy were changed.
For instance, one of my entries gives me this:
<p class="body">
My HTML editor completes that line, so it should look like this:
<p class="body"></p>
... which is why my dictionary entry for that looks like so:
{^}<p class="body">{^} {-|}
As you might guess, whatever I stroke in after that should be right between those two "><" symbols.
Unfortunately, after the reboot, that entry, and several others, looked like this:
{^ <p class="body"> ^} {-|}
... which means that whatever I type in there looks like this:
<p class="body"> </p>
I don't know how well this will be represented when I post, but in that paragraph above, there should be a space before you see that <p class="body"> bit.
You can see what the damaged dictionary looks like here:
Yes, it's a little thing, but very annoying when it's not expected, so a fix would be good!
System specs: 2008 iMac running Mac OS 10.10.5, with Plover version 4.0.0.dev1+20.g60a373f
Also, when I was typing that version number in there, I discovered that my stroke for the decimal point -- {^.^} -- changed to {^.^^} for some odd reason.
--gdw