Paste as Plain Text behaviour should depend on EnterMode

[fredck]

The following behavior should be achieved:

• If EnterMode=p, text blocks separated with double line breaks should be enclosed in a <p>, while single line breaks produce a <br>;

• If EnterMode=div, each block separated by a line break will be enclosed in a <div>. Double line breaks will generate empty <div>s.

• If EnterMode=br, line breaks will generate a <br> (current behavior).

Note for "p" and "div" modes: the first text block must not generate a "p" or "div", but be inserted in the cursor location. If further "p" or "divs" must be pasted, the cursor current block must be broken and the new blocks must be pasted after it.

Inside a <li>, each line break should generate a <li>, except when EnterMode=p, where each double line break generates a <li>.

[martinkou]

Fixed with [414].

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[pkdille]

The behavior discribed for EnterMode=p is not working. Every text block is enclosed by <p> </p> no matter if there are one or 2 line breaks between the blocks. A "double line break" also called a blank line break produces a <p>&#160;</p>

[martinkou]

[1081] fixes the empty paragraph incorrectly generated in IE after a paste as plain text operation. I don't really understand what you meant by "Every text block is enclosed by <p> </p> no matter if there are one or 2 line breaks between the blocks." though - it is expected that paragraphs be enclosed in <p> tags in EnterMode=p, and the double line breaks in plain text should correspond to paragraph breaks while single line breaks should correspond to line breaks inside paragraphs. So say I have the following plain text:

p1l1
p1l2
p1l3

p2l1
p2l2
p2l3

When pasted into an empty document via "Paste as Plain Text", I should get

<p>
p1l1<br />
p1l2<br />
p1l3
</p>
<p>
p2l1<br />
p2l2<br />
p2l3
</p>

And that's what our current code is doing, which should be correct. Do you have a test cases where the code isn't behaving as expected?