Michael Van Canneyt schrieb:
Have a look at the lcl grids "How to..." topic, and try to find out
where a passage
#text var #text
might violate any fpdoc assumption.
For starters, you can't have a <ul> in a table cell.
That's allowed:
<tr>
<td>TitleStyle</td>
<td>
<p>Changes the 3D look of fixed cells. There are 3
settings:</p>
<ul>
<li><var>tsLazarus</var> The default look</li>
[...]
The problem here was the plain text between <td> and <ul>, which must be
wrapped into an paragraph <p>...</p> (see above). The same for the
DrawCell part.
Thirdly
<li>
As the drawing process is running, the visual state of each
cell is adjusted according to grid options and position within grid. The
visual state
<table>
Bingo! Here I was misleaded by the indentation of <table> :-(
As a rule, never put mix #Text (text blocks) at the same level as
structural elements like <p> <ul> <dl> <ol> or <table>.
Right.
It would help a lot, when also the *next* tag were shown, which
requires that the preceding text must be wrapped into an paragraph.
I suggest you start submitting patches for all the issues that bother you.
For now I only have feature requests or bug reports, no solutions.
The programs seem to work well enough for me and other people. As
evidence, I refer to the many pages of existing documentation.
Following your logic, a compiler is good enough when it accepts only
valid code, and stops with exceptions on errors?
There seem to exist other people with different experience and
expectations as well :-(
DoDi
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