On 11/19/2012 10:53 PM, Stuart Rackham wrote:
It works for me, please post a minimal example that illustrates the
problem and the version of AsciiDoc that you are using.
Cheers, Stuart
On 20/11/12 16:35, ping wrote:
On 11/16/2012 6:40 PM, ping wrote:
per man asciidoc:
-a, --attribute=ATTRIBUTE
Define or delete document attribute. ATTRIBUTE is
formatted like NAME=VALUE. Command-line attributes take precedence
over document and configuration
file attributes. Alternate acceptable forms are NAME (the
VALUE defaults to an empty string); NAME! (delete the NAME
attribute); NAME=VALUE@ (do not
override document or configuration file attributes). Values
containing spaces should be enclosed in double-quote characters. This
option may be
specified more than once. A special attribute named trace
controls the output of diagnostic information.
but I tried:
asciidoc -a numbered! abc.asciidoc
asciidoc --attributes numbered! abc.asciidoc
asciidoc numbered! abc.asciidoc
none of the work.
not sure is it because this looks a stupid question or it was slipped
away in the weekend emails?
I'm sorry to waste your time. it IS a stupid Q and I just realized why.
==some details if anyone get same oversight as
me=============================
I got a habit to do most things in vim, so I was testing like this:
:w !asciidoc -a toc -o Dropbox/temp-transfer/temp.html -a numbered! -
and it report:
asciidoc: Too many arguments
Man page: asciidoc --help manpage
Syntax: asciidoc --help syntax
shell returned 1
because that "!" was not escaped in vim Ex cmd and was causing the issue.
This work well:
:w !asciidoc -a toc -o Dropbox/temp-transfer/temp.html -a numbered\! -
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