This has been fixed in version 8.6.10+git20190307.51d7c14-1 as it is now
using python3, so natively supporting unicode characters.
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This has been fixed in version 8.6.10+git20190307.51d7c14-1 as it is now
using python3, so natively supporting unicode characters.
** Changed in: asciidoc (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Hi,
Ok, I wasn't clear: IMHO this is not a bug but a configuration issue. You're
just using a2x without the correct parameters.
If you want a2x/asciidoc to support utf-8 characters in the titles you have to
use it with one of the following:
- use the ascii-ids attribute (see section ids in offi
# Minimal test case
Since the simplest test case with the smallest difference between pass
and fail is often a good thing to have, here is one:
Copy-paste the lines below to test-mini-pass.asciidoc, run "a2x test-
mini-pass.asciidoc", see that it generated a PDF.
= A
A
== B
A
Now replace the
This bug hit me, too, with french documents.
A simple document with one accent in any section title is enough to
choke the program.
How to reproduce:
download attached test.asciidoc. Run:
a2x test.asciidoc
Observed:
a2x: ERROR: "dblatex" -t pdf -p "/etc/asciidoc/dblatex/asciidoc-
dblatex.xsl
Hi,
Another solution here is to use fop:
a2x --fop test.asciidoc
The reason of this is explained here:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/asciidoc/MnO-Cs1Xhgo/nIz-Gu4p3UUJ
Best,
Joseph
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Hi,
As explained in the Debian side: https://bugs.debian.org/622359 you can avoid
this by using the "ascii-ids" attribute.
But I've opened a discussion on upstream because they apparently set the
atrtibute as deprecated.
You can follow the discussion on:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/asciidoc/
Dear Günther,
> Wie soll ich die innerhalb des automatischen a2x-Prozesses händisch
> setzen, ohne dass sie immer wieder überschrieben werden?
You can manually give xref-labels in your asciidoc-document like this:
[[ueberschrift1]]
Eine erste Überschrift
Das soll die Auf
Hallo Oliver,
das sieht ganz gut aus.
Am 23.11.2012 09:04, schrieb Oliver Burtchen:
> At least on Ubuntu 12.04 it seems there are two Problems involved:
>
> 1. asciidoc does not convert german-umlauts in xref-labels for the
> xml-output. A workaround is to manually give plain ascii xref-labels
>
At least on Ubuntu 12.04 it seems there are two Problems involved:
1. asciidoc does not convert german-umlauts in xref-labels for the xml-output.
A workaround is to manually give plain ascii xref-labels if a header contains
german umlauts and you need the xreference. Otherwise just ignore them.
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