Bug#538655: asciidoc: unstable conversion rule for ' (2009) == worth working on that?

2014-02-14 Thread Osamu Aoki
Hi,

On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 03:12:53PM +0100, Joseph Herlant wrote:
 Hi Osamu,
 
 Sure I can keep the bug opened, but could you provide an example to
 reproduce the issue please?
 Just to verify there's not a built-in solution that could avoid the
 need of cleaning all doc.

I did digging several years ago.  So my memory is vague.

Issue is related to the one documented in changelog for Version 8.3.0 
(2008-11-29):
...
  25.1. Compatibility issues

   Version 8.3.0 has a number of backward incompatibilities with respect
   to the previous 8.2.7 release:
 ...
 * The introduction of single-quote quoting requires that double-quote
   quoting is escaped with two backslashes.


Something between ` ... ` are now not required to be escaped even for
some characters like * now but we needed escape for such characters.

When I find time, I will chack it.

Osamu


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Bug#538655: asciidoc: unstable conversion rule for ' (2009) == worth working on that?

2014-02-13 Thread Joseph Herlant
Hi Osamu,

Sure I can keep the bug opened, but could you provide an example to
reproduce the issue please?
Just to verify there's not a built-in solution that could avoid the
need of cleaning all doc.

Thanks in advance,
Joseph


On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 3:15 PM, Osamu Aoki os...@debian.org wrote:
 Hi,

 Anyway, good to see new people working on asciiidoc.

 On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 02:54:57PM +0100, Joseph Herlant wrote:
 Could you give me a feedback about this please?

 Which bug??? Let me see ... #538655

 Still this is there ...

 This bug is the reason why I have an old hacked copy in Debian Reference.

 You have a good question.

 I think this is ultra low priority wishlist bug.  (Probably worth for
 wontfix tag.)

 I wish this bug to be kept as such so my inclusion of hacked copy of old
 asciidoc will not be blamed by ftpmaster as duplicate copy in package
 bug.  I have made source update somehow but not yet ready for new
 grammer.  It will break many pages.  After jessie, you can close this as
 too old but please give me some time to cleanm up all documentation
 using it.  (If you keep this as unfixed bug, I have excuse.)

 Regards,

 Osamu



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Bug#538655: asciidoc: unstable conversion rule for ' (2009) == worth working on that?

2014-02-12 Thread Osamu Aoki
Hi,

Anyway, good to see new people working on asciiidoc.

On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 02:54:57PM +0100, Joseph Herlant wrote:
 Could you give me a feedback about this please?

Which bug??? Let me see ... #538655

Still this is there ...

This bug is the reason why I have an old hacked copy in Debian Reference.

You have a good question.

I think this is ultra low priority wishlist bug.  (Probably worth for
wontfix tag.)

I wish this bug to be kept as such so my inclusion of hacked copy of old
asciidoc will not be blamed by ftpmaster as duplicate copy in package
bug.  I have made source update somehow but not yet ready for new
grammer.  It will break many pages.  After jessie, you can close this as
too old but please give me some time to cleanm up all documentation
using it.  (If you keep this as unfixed bug, I have excuse.)

Regards,

Osamu


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Bug#538655: asciidoc: unstable conversion rule for ' (2009) == worth working on that?

2014-02-06 Thread Joseph Herlant
Control: tags 538655 + moreinfo
thanks

Dear Osamu,

As this bug has been created in 2009 and several versions have been
released since then, do you still think this bug worth working on it?

Please let me know. I'll work on that if the need is still there.

Thanks in advance,
Joseph


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