Hi,
[...]
> The Article Title
> =================
>
> The First Section
> -----------------
>
> .Bad Callouts
> [source,java]
> ----
> public class MyClass { <1>
>
> public void someMethod() { <2>
> }
> }
The source is passed through the markup filter *before* being scanned
for callouts. If the filter adds any markup to <1> then it won't be
seen by the scanner. Hence the warning.
> ----
>
> <1> callout 1
> <2> callout 2
>
>
> .Good Callouts
> [source,java]
> ----
> public class MyClass { // <1>
>
> public void someMethod() { // <2>
> }
> }
Since the callout is in a comment the character sequence <1> isn't
disrupted by the filter so it is still recognised by asciidoc.
The need to put callouts in comments is documented here
http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/userguide.html#_including_callouts_in_included_code
Cheers
Lex
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