Thanks. I have another question about the parser.
Why can pass:[] macro in "blahblah{empty}pass:[]" be recognized while
link: macro in "blahblah{empty}link:<path>[]" can't? (after conversion
to html it becomes blahblahlink:<path>[]")
And could you (or could I) define an escape which expands to null
string so that I can type "blahblah\@link:<path>[]" where "\@" stand
for null char.
On Jul 1, 9:05 am, Lex Trotman <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 1 July 2011 04:49, yangzhe1990 <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > I want to write something like
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> > blahblah image:<path>[]
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> > but I don't like the space between blahblah and the image.
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> > Is there convenient way to do it other than
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> > blahblah{empty}pass:[]image:<path>[]
>
> No, but you can define a macro to hide the mess. Remember that macros
> are regex matches so they can tack immediately after text. See the
> system footnote macro for example.
>
> Cheers
> Lex
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> > I tested the following inputs but they doesn't work: (with asciidoc
> > version 8.6.4)
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> > ##blahblah##image:<path>[]
> > blahblah{empty}image:<path>[]
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