On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 10:00 AM, John Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Tightening up indentation rules is definitely a breaking change, and I
> don't see any payoff for users here. If anything, we should be making
> indentation rules more lenient.
My only desire is to figure out a way to allow the
whitspace-before-list-marker and also avoid the more general class of
"bugs" where a list is triggered by a sentence ending with a number on
an indented newline.
The reference citation I sent out on another thread is one example but
anything of the following form will trigger this:
* This is a list item with a hanging indent ending with a number,
4. The rest is considered a child of a new ordered list, no matter
what I do to this paragraph (other than rephrase to get rid of the
hanging-indented digit+dot).
Which produces
<ul>
<li>This is a list item with a hanging indent ending with a number,
<ol><li>The rest is considered a child of a new ordered list, no matter
what I do to this paragraph (other than rephrase to get rid of the
hanging-indented digit+dot).</li></ol></li>
</ul>
Is this something we're comfortable with? If not, can we come up with
something that avoids this? best, Joe
--
Joseph Lorenzo Hall
UC Berkeley School of Information
http://josephhall.org/
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