Hi AsciiDoc Lovers,
after I've getting familiar with AsciiDoc, I try to define and use my own
macros now. For example, I wanted to mark up keys so I defined a key macro
as follows:
[macros]
(?su)(?<!\w)[\\]?(?P<name>key):\[(?P<attrlist>.*?)\]=
For the DocBook backend, I've defined the output definition in the same
file (just for convenience):
[key-inlinemacro]
# One keycap only.
{2%}<keycap>{1}</keycap>
# Two keycaps:
{2#}{3%}<keycombo>
{2#}{3%} <keycap>{1}</keycap><keycap>{2}</keycap>
{2#}{3%}</keycombo>
# Three keycaps:
{3#}<keycombo>
<keycap>{1}</keycap><keycap>{2}</keycap><keycap>{3}</keycap>
{3#}</keycombo>
This allows me to use one, two, or three keys and combine them. The
following keys are valid according to the above regex:
key:[F12]
key:[Strg,Right]
key:[Strg,Shift,Right]
Well, this works pretty well in "normal" text. However, if I insert such a
key in a footnote, it won't work anymore. For example, if I use the
following text:
The quick brown fox jumps.{empty}footnote:[This is a footnote with a
key:[Alt,F2] key.]
it gives me the following output:
<simpara>The quick brown fox jumps.<footnote><simpara>This is a footnote
with a <keycombo>
<keycap>Alt</keycap><keycap>F2</simpara></footnote> key.</keycap>
</keycombo></simpara>
This is wrong. The </keycombo> and the </footnote> end tags are wrongly
placed.
How comes? Does anybody have an idea what's going wrong here? What did I
wrong?
Thanks!
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