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Re: 12 questions for FIXMEs
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Patrice Dumas |
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Re: 12 questions for FIXMEs |
Date: |
Fri, 11 Nov 2011 16:43:01 +0100 |
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On Sun, Nov 06, 2011 at 12:12:55AM +0000, Karl Berry wrote:
> Yes, match @end only at ^. I just tried
> @example
> foo
> @end example
> with texinfo.tex, and got two lines of output (the second one blank).
A precision, there is systematically an error message when @end
is not at the line beginning. The question is whether there should
be a match if not beginning only with blank lines.
> 4. Should something that remains after an @end ifhtml and similar
> command on the like be ignored? Or should there be an error
> message? I think that a @comment is valid, so not doing anything
> and keeping what is on the line as is now and putting a comment in
> the code may be enough.
>
> Right, @c (and whitespace) is ok there. Anything else is not ok. Both
> texinfo.tex and C makeinfo give errors, e.g., with the input
Also a precision here, right now there is always an error message with
something along
@ihftml
aa
@end ifhtml truc
But with something like
@ihftml
aa
@end ifhtml @asis{truc}
there is only an error message if @ifhtml is expanded.
For
@html
gg
@end html truc
there is always an error message.
But for
@html
gg
@end html @asis{truc}
there is never an error message.
Hrm. That does not look good to me. At least, there should be an error
message when @html is expanded.
--
Pat
Re: 12 questions for FIXMEs, Karl Berry, 2011/11/07