On 2020-11-11, at 19:54, Kent Watsen wrote:
>
> I don’t understand the "extraction code should not be needed any more”
> comment, but know that Shepherds and, to a lesser extent, Copy Editors, rely
> on being able to extract the YANG modules and/or instance examples from the
> `xml2rfc` XML
As a contributor:
I don’t like the YIN format, but Lada makes some good points below.
I don’t understand the "extraction code should not be needed any more” comment,
but know that Shepherds and, to a lesser extent, Copy Editors, rely on being
able to extract the YANG modules and/or instance
tom petch writes:
>
>
> In the category of general annoyance, rather than the points above, the IETF
> has abolished the page number. Look at recent RFC and pagination has
> vanished. The justification is that RFC are now available in different
> format and that page numbers are not
From: netmod on behalf of William Lupton
Sent: 09 November 2020 09:38
To: NetMod WG
Cc: tools-disc...@ietf.org
Subject: Re: [netmod] [Tools-discuss] reflow of YANG descriptions, and general
YANG format annoyances
I ensured that I have the latest version of the Emacs YANG mode, and find
I ensured that I have the latest version of the Emacs YANG mode, and find
that M-q works well to wrap description strings, but...
1. Should I expect intelligent behaviour of RET and TAB when within a
description (or other) string? I find that (in this context) RET positions
the cursor at
On 2020-11-07, at 01:06, Michael Richardson wrote:
>
> M-q reflowed a paragraph, but made it too long with 76 columns wide.
Is your .emacs setting fill-column to a non-standard value?
C-x f 69 RET
or put
// -*- fill-column: 69 -*-
into the first line of your YANG file (in a comment)
or
Carsten Bormann wrote:
> On 2020-11-06, at 22:24, Michael Richardson wrote:
>>
>> In one of my drafts, I guess some minor wording tweaks in one draft
leads to
>> some lines exceeding 72 characters (by one). Argh. Change from C-mode to
>> text-mode. reflow.
>
On 2020-11-06, at 22:24, Michael Richardson wrote:
>
> In one of my drafts, I guess some minor wording tweaks in one draft leads to
> some lines exceeding 72 characters (by one). Argh. Change from C-mode to
> text-mode. reflow.
https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/yang-mode.el
