On 2010-09-07, Daniel =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Neuh=E4user?= wrote:
>> No, I believe it should, to remain consistent with the aforementioned
>> case (*foo*bar) and several other examples besides that one (which
>> docutils, for instance, lumps under the name "character-level inline
>> markup").
> Well obviously there should be an exception, however it should be clear
> by the message of that exception what is going wrong.
There were several problems with the error output in older Docutils
versions.
It works OK with the development version under Python 2.6 here:
testrole.txt::
Define the ``ref`` role for docutils:
.. role:: ref
The offending reST (simplified):
:ref:`foo <bar>`<baz>
Adding whitespace after the closing backquotes solves the issue:
:ref:`foo <bar>` <baz>
As does:
:ref:`foo <bar>`\<baz>
:ref:`foo <bar>`\ <baz>
which do not show the space in the output.
Running::
rst2html.py testrole.txt testrole.html
I get the expected message::
testrole.txt:5: (WARNING/2) Inline interpreted text or phrase reference
start-string without end-string.
Could you check the Docutils version (``rst2html.py --version``) and check
with Docutils.
If this fails, maybe upgrade Docutils to either the latest release or a
daily snapshot?
Günter
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