On 10/26/2016 10:27 AM, William Stein wrote:
If I could predict the line numbers of the targets of the pages I'm building
in advance, then this might work. But at this moment I think that is way
too complicated to predict, especially since the line count includes the
rendered HTML.
Fortunately -- no, it doesn't.
The codemirror line numbers exactly match the lines numbers of the
sagews file you're generating. The entire rendered output is always
single line.
Oh, that's much better. I was looking at the line numbers in the gutter. ;-)
I've been trying to avoid a Python post-processing step, but maybe that is
inevitable. It'd be simple there to do a two-pass trip to first collect line
numbers of targets and then insert them into the links.
I guess the line numbers will become slightly off if a reader adds new text, but
they should stay close.
I'll keep an eye on: https://github.com/sagemathinc/smc/issues/161
Thanks,
Rob
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