David Rourke wrote:
>
> 1.Hello
> 1.sub hello
>
> See part 1a.
>
> The following (trivial) diff seems to fix this.
>
> David
> ! # Always use this code block to handle item generation. Using OL doesn't
> ! # produce the correct item labels (particularly so when nested enumerate
> ! # environments are used). der
> ! # if (($standard_label)||(/\\item\[/)) {
> ! if (1) {
> # split it into items
> @items = split(/\\item\b/,$_);
> # save anything (non-blank) before the items actually start
> ***************
> *** 10961,10966 ****
> --- 10965,10971 ----
> # Original, but $enum_result
> $enum_result = &do_env_description($_, " COMPACT");
> } else {
> + # Shouldn't be using this anymore. der.
> $enum_result = &list_helper($_, 'OL', '', '');
> }
Unfortunately this diff forces all lists to be description-lists;
that is: <DL> ..... </DL>
with labels constructed explicitly for each item.
I've just implemented the use of <OL Type=".."> for {enumerate} lists.
It seems that browsers do not adjust the bulleting automatically,
with nested lists, so the coding above needs to explicitly construct
the TYPE=".." attribute, as well as choosing <OL...> whenever possible.
The latest revision is now called version 2K.1beta .
It should be available at the developer's repository within 24 hours.
Among the improvements are the following,
in response to recent postings of this [l2h] list:
-- new version number: v2K.1beta
-- new switches: (for PHP and Server-Side Includes (SSI)
-xbit sets $XBIT_HACK uses the apache hack for SSIs
-ssi sets $ALLOW_SSI for SSIs, using .shtml with file-names
-php sets $ALLOW_PHP for PHP, using .php with file-names
-- with $XBIT_HACK a .htaccess file is created when needed
-- implemented \HTMLget (analogous usage to \HTMLset)
to read and use the values of Perl variables and hashes
-- further refinements to child-links listings
-- allow for TOP alignment of images within {tabular}s
-- allow %section_headings and %standard_section_headings to be
provided by the user, for better control of heading appearance.
Bibliography, List-of-Figures etc. now use %section_headings
to determine the <H-num> level to use, instead of fixed tags.
-- fixed {enumerate} to allow default use of <OL Type=".."> tagging
thanks to David Rourke and Boris Blankleider for reporting the
short-comings of the existing subroutines
-- enumerate types can be adjusted using: @enum_default_type
which initially defaults to the array: ('A', '1', 'a', 'i', 'A')
-- \hfuzz is now silently ignored, along with its argument
I hope these improvements will be useful,
especially the ability to generate .shtml and .php filenames.
As yet I haven't implemented LaTeX macros for generating SSI or PHP
inclusions. Would someone who needs these please contact me regarding
the syntax required for these.
> PS Does anyone know that the link to the online archive given at
> http://saftsack.fs.uni-bayreuth.de/~latex2ht/node4.html is wrong? It
> should be .../mailing-lists/latex2html/, not
> .../mailing-lists/LaTeX2HTML/.
Oh; thanks for this; a manual edit should suffice to fix it.
All the best for Christmas and New Year,
Ross Moore
