[Pidgin] #2552: HTML logging closing apostrophe in span style tag written in incorrect location

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#2552: HTML logging closing apostrophe in span style tag written in incorrect
location
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 Reporter:  varchar255                                 |       Type:  defect
   Status:  new                                        |   Priority:  minor 
Component:  pidgin (gtk)                               |    Version:  2.1.0 
 Keywords:  html, logging, apostrophe, span style tag  |    Pending:  0     
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 When using HTML logging on the AIM protocol, the closing apostrophe in
 span style tags for certain screennames does not appear in the correct
 location. Reproduce by IMming SmarterChild (a bot on AIM) and examining
 the HTML log:

 {{{
 <font color="#A82F2F"><font size="2">(10:43:55)</font>
 <b>SmarterChild:</b></font> <span style='background: #CCFFFF;'><span style
 ='font-family: courier new; font-size: x-small; color:
 #0000BB>Sorry,;'>Sorry, I need to know if I can ask you some questions
 first. Type <span style='font-weight: bold;'>yes</span>, <span style
 ='font-weight: bold;'>no</span> or <span style='font-weight:
 bold;'>skip</span>.<span style='font-family: Times; font-size: small;
 color: #000000></body>;'></span></span></span><br/>
 }}}
 The first apostrophe should appear immediately after #0000BB, but instead,
 Pidgin is duplicating the first word of the message then adding the
 apostrophe afterwards. Notice the last span tag is also improperly closed;
 the apostrophe should come after the #000000 and the "</body>" should not
 be there at all. This happens consistently with certain screennames (like
 SmarterChild) but I haven't figured out what the trigger is.

 This problem exists using on the AIM protocol using Pidgin 2.1.0 and has
 existed since Gaim beta 6, both Windows and Linux.

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Ticket URL: <http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/2552>
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