In a whimsical attempt to impart some visual structure to a quickbook
file full of sections (a top level document file) I tried indenting
sections based on scope. For example:
[section One]
[section Sub One]
[include:subone subone.qbk]
[endsect]
[endsect]
I was hoping for the whitespace to be ignored since there was no other
text. Instead I got a mixture of what I wanted and what I was fearing
:-) It did include the subone.qbk and put in the sub sections. But it
also put three versions of the indented [*] parts as preformatted text
in the result.
Any chance of supporting such optional whitespace to make the qbk files
a little more structured looking?
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