Replied in IRC, but I'll post it here for clarity and 'the recordbooks':
'@lineending crlf' is a directive, not a @setting -- directives go into
node bodies.
In your clean-strings.leo example, you had @lineending crlf in an
@settings tree within your @clean file. That is not going to work.
In your rst-strings example, you had it as a directive in the top-level
@rst node -- this is how it needs to be. No wonder your rst example was
working, but your clean example wasn't!
So, basically, to get the behavior you're looking for out of @clean, you
need the following in your @clean node:
@language forth
@lineendings crlf
@others
And... nothing else. :)
Hope this clarifies some things.
-->Jake
On 7/15/2015 12:13 PM, _spt_ wrote:
ok must be me (; or my code/settings.
In the IRC channel there's a link to my file if anyone would to look
at them.
thanks.
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