I hope this is the right place to ask such basic questions...
why does this input
//----------
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= problem
A. Einstein
I. Newton
. M. Born
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generate this formatted (html) output:
//----------
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problem
1. Einstein
2. Newton
1. M. Born
//----------
CUT---------------------------------------------------------------
I do not understand two things:
1. why are the first two lines (after the title) apparently converted
in
two implicit (auto-numbered) list entries although they don't start
with a
`.'?
why are the initial letters dropped altogether? I would have
guessed
that the lines are treated as explicitly 'numbered' list items as
explained in the manual.
2. why is the third entry indented relative to the previous one,
seemingly
treating this level-one (single `.') entry as a sublist of the
previous
entry?
question:
-- how can I enforce that the lines are not erroneously auto-numbered?
the
only work-around (sort of) which I found is to insert {zwsp} after
the
initials
(but {zwsp} does not format as a real zero width space, but rather
has
a finite width, at least in my browser (opera)).
thanks in advance,
joerg
ps: asciidoc 8.6.5 under OSX
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