Re: AddToToc does not work as expected

2018-01-18 Thread Richard Heck 
On 01/18/2018 05:12 PM, racoon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I boldly tried to add all enumerated items to the outliner by adding
> the following to the Local Layout:
>
>
> OutlinerName enum "Enumerates"
>
> Style Enumerate
>     CopyStyle Enumerate
>     AddToToc enum
>     IsTocCaption true
> End
>
>
> Unfortunately, it seems not to work. And I am wondering whether this
> is as intended or not.
>
> First, when adding different items to a list, like
>
> 1. One
> 2. Two
> 3. Three
>
> They do not get separated in the toc. The output will be one item that
> reads
>
> 1. One 2. Two 3. Three

I don't think anyone had using enums in mind when writing this code.
There will need to be some special handling for this case. Please file a
bug.

> Second, the toc item gets updated only after a new item or paragraph
> is started after it. So if one only writes
>
> Test
> 1. One
>
> and then does not add another paragraph after it but sets the cursor
> only back to the first "Test" line, then no item is generated.

There are some TOC bugs involving missing updates. This looks like another.

Richard

AddToToc does not work as expected

2018-01-18 Thread racoon 

Hi,

I boldly tried to add all enumerated items to the outliner by adding the 
following to the Local Layout:



OutlinerName enum "Enumerates"

Style Enumerate
CopyStyle Enumerate
AddToToc enum
IsTocCaption true
End


Unfortunately, it seems not to work. And I am wondering whether this is 
as intended or not.


First, when adding different items to a list, like

1. One
2. Two
3. Three

They do not get separated in the toc. The output will be one item that reads

1. One 2. Two 3. Three

Second, the toc item gets updated only after a new item or paragraph is 
started after it. So if one only writes


Test
1. One

and then does not add another paragraph after it but sets the cursor 
only back to the first "Test" line, then no item is generated.


Daniel