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All installed in my project perfectly and doing its job. Except that I can't see how to extend it to handle more markdown than that included in the test suite - for example, ordered lists. From what I can see in markdown_parser.leg , markdown_output.m etc etc it should be capable, but even having defined a paragraph style in the Dictionary @forkey:@(ORDEREDLIST) it still comes out as a bulleted list rather than a numbered one.
What am I missing? Does the code need extending or am I missing something in configuration??
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From memory, I believe we used Unicode values in there to get the bullets. You may have to find the switch statement that deals with recognizing list items and have it insert a number instead. The tricky part might be keeping track of what number it's on -- I can't recall if it's already doing that or not...
All installed in my project perfectly and doing its job. Except that I can't see how to extend it to handle more markdown than that included in the test suite - for example, ordered lists. From what I can see in markdown_parser.leg , markdown_output.m etc etc it should be capable, but even having defined a paragraph style in the Dictionary @forkey:@(ORDEREDLIST) it still comes out as a bulleted list rather than a numbered one.
What am I missing? Does the code need extending or am I missing something in configuration??
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All installed in my project perfectly and doing its job. Except that I can't see how to extend it to handle more markdown than that included in the test suite - for example, ordered lists. From what I can see in markdown_parser.leg , markdown_output.m etc etc it should be capable, but even having defined a paragraph style in the Dictionary @forkey:@(ORDEREDLIST) it still comes out as a bulleted list rather than a numbered one.
What am I missing? Does the code need extending or am I missing something in configuration??
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: