On 18.03.2005 10:50:10 Luca Furini wrote: > > Jeremias Maerki wrote: > > >I'd like to tag CVS HEAD tomorrow and then branch it and commit my local > >working copy to that branch. From there I'll continue to work on static > >regions, lists and finally tables (actually resurrecting that > >functionality). > > In the last two weeks I worked on lists, and they now work. If you agree, > I could commit these changes to the new branch next week or (at the > latest) the following one, removing an item from your to-do list :-)
Cool, I hope you don't have to change too much after my modifications to your code. > >Luca will also > >need to help a bit with his custom extensions of the spec for better > >book-style layout. I've taken these parts over but haven't tested them, > >yet, as they are not very high on my priorities. > > I'll be happy to explain and discuss these extensions with you all; I > think they really come in useful in the creation of book-style documents. I'd appreciate if you would create a short Wiki page for that. > >An important issue I currently see is markers and page-number(-citation). > >They will need some special attention with the new approach. I've left > >them off so far. > > Page number citations still work (and I don't remember modifying > anything), at least in some cases: for example, I created a file with > several page-sequences representing chapters, each one with many sections > and subsections, and another page-sequence for the table of contents, and > page-number-citations worked. Hmm, I'm not sure about page-number-citations but with page-numbers I got the impression that we need to change the time when they are looked up because I always got the first page back. The page is resolved when the Knuth element is created which is too soon. But maybe I also broke something when I merged your code with CVS HEAD. BTW, I'm currently working on resurrecting static-content regions. Jeremias Maerki
