Reece Dunn wrote:
Joel de Guzman wrote:
Reece Dunn wrote:
Some other things I have noticed...
1. If I have
[section foo]
[section bar]
[endsect]
quickbook will compile it ok, but xsltproc fails with:
bin/msvc-7.1/release/bbv2.xml:640: parser error : Opening and ending tag
mismatch: section line 40 and article
</article>
^
which can be confusing. Ideally, quickbook should fail if the
[section]...[endsect] markers don't match up.
Are you sure Qbk did not give you an error or warning at least?
I wrote a section matching code there. Even the post processor
will not succeed if there is an unmatched tag.
2. windows.qbk
In this Windows batch file:
@ECHO OFF
set FOO=BAR
the '@' character is being replaced by '#'!
Because @ is not valid c++ code. Use [pre stuff] instead
3. shell.qbk
In this shell script:
# do something
export FOO=BAR
the '#' character isn't changed, but the block is treated like a C++
fragment (with syntax highlighting) which I would like to disable.
Ditto. Use [pre stuff] instead. Or, if you are adventurous,
you might want to add a syntax highlighter for that. It's not
difficult.
Hmmm.... maybe we ought to have a source mode == none.
Cheers,
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Joel de Guzman
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