Enhancement
Critical
Major
Detail
Detail
When translating JavaDoc HTML, the problem occurs that paragraph tags "slip". For example, the text becomes
Format of the consecutive number added to the generated ID. <p> The formatted value replaces the <code>%NUMBER%</code> placeholder in iD pattern. </p> <p>The value must be a valid <i>decimal format</i> format pattern. </p> <p>The value <code>000</code> formats the number with three digits including leading zeros, while <code>#</code> formats the number with as much digits as required without leading zeros. </p>
The translation
Format of the sequential number appended to the generated ID. <p> The formatted value replaces the <code>%NUMBER%</code> </p> placeholder in the iD pattern. <p> The value must be a valid <i>decimal format</i> </p> pattern. <p> The <code>000</code> value formats the number with three digits including leading zeros, while <code>#</code> formats the number with as many digits as needed without leading zeros. </p>
In this case, the translation is fine, but the position of the first closing </p> tag has slipped into the middle of the second sentence. This results in unusable formatting.
Solution
The problem does not occur if you explicitly mark up <p> as a "splitting tag".
Test
No test.