Ihor Radchenko <yanta...@posteo.net> writes:
> Hi, Hi Ihor, > A few months have passed since the last activity in this thread. > May I know if you are still interested in the idea? I apologize for being unresponsive all these months. Yes I'm still interested in this idea, although I have not had time to work on it recently. Life events caused me to have to stop working on it completely a few months back, I'm hoping to be able to put in more time now. I haven't even been able to put that much time into my more popular personal projects recently either! > Should you need any help, feel free to ask. I have been working on some code to satisfy the set of rules you provided in a previous email of this thread. I've made some progress, but the code is a little messy and buggy. I would like to clean it up first before I present it. Where I'm having some trouble is processing the contents of greater elements. My approach for them is basically to define an ansi-context (see `ansi-color-context-region`) for each greater element and process the inner elements using that context. This seems to work except for plain-list elements which can have other plain-list elements within them, e.g. #+RESULTS: - <ANSI1>List item 1 - Sub-list <ANSI2>item 1 - List item 2 - List item 3 Should the sub-list's sequence affect the rest of list elements in the parent list? If that's the case, then I think I can keep with my approach and define an ansi-context for the outermost plain-list which is used by all the other plain-list elements contained within it. Otherwise I think I would have to do something like copy the ansi-context for each inner plain-list and use the copy to process the sequences in the inner-list so that the context of the outer-list is unaffected. WDYT? -- Nathaniel
