Hi Lex,
Quick suggestion (and therefore without thought :) did you try this
> with each list item separated by a blank line? If they are joined
> together then they are one paragraph and the id before the first item
> applies to all I think.
>
Thank you for your suggestions. :) Ok, here is what I've tried:
1. First created an AsciiDoc configuration file with just the lines you've
suggested before:
[listtags-glossary]
list=
entry=<glossentry{id? id="{id}"}>|</glossentry>
label=
term=<glossterm>|</glossterm>
item=<glossdef>|</glossdef>
text=<simpara>|</simpara>
2. Separated each line like this:
[glossary]
[[glossary]]
= Glossary =
[glossary]
[[foo_term]]
Foo::
This is a foo term
[[bar_term]]
Bar::
This is a bar term
3. Called AsciiDoc:
asciidoc -f docbook45.conf -b docbook glossary.txt
When I checked the result XML file, I do get an id attribute in glossentry.
Howeveer, it's the same (foo_term) for both entries.
I even tried this notation:
Bar::
[[bar_term]]
This is a bar term
But that is also wrong and gave me this:
<glossentry id="foo_term">
<glossterm>Bar</glossterm>
<glossdef></glossdef>
</glossentry>
<simpara id="bar_term">This is a bar term</simpara>
Which is -- of course -- not correct. Any other idea what I did wrong? Can
this be considered a bug in AsciiDoc?
Thanks,
Tom
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