Joel,
Another couple of bug reports, and a couple of feature requests as well (just tell me when to shut up!).
The [category tag] markup inside the the main [library ..] block over-writes previous invocations, so for example in BoostBook I can assign a library to multiple categories (and if you look in boost.xml you'll see several that make use of this), but if I have:
[library Boost.TypeTraits [copyright 2000 2005 blah blah] [purpose Meta-programming support library] [license blah blah] [authors [authors, various]] [category template] [category generic] [last-revision $Date: 2005/04/16 16:29:33 $] ]
Then the last [category ...] seen over-writes whatever other invocations have been made (so the only category in the XML output is "generic" in this case).
To fix this I tried escaping to BoostBook, but any attempt to put a ''' escape inside a [library ..] block produced quickbook errors.
BTW I notice that all our license statements seem to contain XML markup: I've no idea why that works ! :-)
OK, now the (fairly minor) feature requests:
1) Can we have some way to escape characters to represent specific code points? '\xdd' and '\udddd' feel like the obvious syntax to use.
2) Can we have support for superscripts and subscripts?
Many thanks,
John.
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