Slava, (or anyone that knows a lot about io.styles :-)
My previous patch to make $subsection links render such that the word
name and the stack effect are presented as a single presentation does
not work well when the formatted stream is an html-writer. Since the
word name and the stack effect are styled separately, I had to wrap
them in a with-nesting to apply the presentation to both at once.
Unfortunately, with-nesting generates a DIV in the HTML stream which
causes the word name and stack effect to be put on a newline after the
definition-icon in the generated HTML help; however, it renders
correctly in Factor's Browser tool.
If I use with-style instead of with-nesting, it fixes the layout
problems for both pane-streams and html-streams, but both the word
name and the stack effect are presented separately. For instance:
\ at presented associate [
COLOR: deep-pink foreground associate [ "Только" write ] with-style
COLOR: red foreground associate [ " этого мало" write ] with-style
] with-style
So what I would like to do is introduce a new combinator/sub-stream:
with-span and make-span-substream. This new sub-stream will apply its
style when the stream is disposed rather than when write/format are
called. I haven't sat down to implement it yet, but I was hoping to
get a little guidance before I started. Do you think this is the right
way to solve the problem? If so, what do I need to do to make such a
substream render inline when disposed?
Thanks,
-keith
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