Jim Ottaway wrote: >>>>>> Phillip Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> Jim > >> This looks good. I shall give it a go tonight. > >> One comment: you have had the same problem that was >> stopping me, which is working out how to discover >> the end of the list. I think that we need to accept the >> inevitable with nested lists and have an explicit "list >> end" markup. With your current implementation, you wouldn't >> need to use this all the time, but it would be there when >> you wanted it. > > Yes that's a good idea: something like '<end-of-list>' to supply a > hint. It would only be necessary if there was something indented > following what one intended to be the end of the list. > > The tag could set a not-a-list text property on the immediately > following text for later inspection in the list code. Or an > end-of-list property on the item preceding it.
Does your code identify the end of a sub-list correctly? If not this isn't going to work entirely correctly. But otherwise, yes it seems good. > > The other big problem with my code is the paragraphs: I haven't quite > worked out how to make them come out right when, for example, there is > no paragraph break before the first list item. Mind you, it seems to > render alright even though in that case it fails a validator. The code that my nested list attempt produced was also invalid wrt to the HTML schema, but rendnered fine. Something to do with paragraphs also, if I remember. Phil _______________________________________________ emacs-wiki-discuss mailing list emacs-wiki-discuss@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-wiki-discuss
