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A line that start with one or more space will be considered
as literal paragraph.
Once literal line found it will end until an empty line.
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The asciidoctor behaviour will not recognize list that is not started
by empty line, similar to our implementation.
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Every time we execute "make test-parser", the generated HTML files will
changes the "Last updated xxx" (where xxx is the time its executed).
This changes prevent this unnecessary diff in the future.
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The generated HTML now contains the default stylesheet.
The stylesheet is copied from HTML file generated by Asciidoctor v2.0.23.
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=== Breaking changes
* all: rename struct "AttributeEntry" to "DocumentAttribute"
This is to make the struct is clear that it represent the document
attribute.
* all: rename struct "AttributeEntry" to "DocumentAttribute"
This is to make the struct is clear that it represent the document
attribute.
* all: refactoring DocumentAttribute into struct
Using struct limit the value to only string, while some attributes can
be an integer value, for example "leveloffset".
=== New features
* all: support document attribute "leveloffset"
The ":leveloffset:" on document attribute allow increment or decrement
the heading level on included files.
Reference: https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/directives/include-with-leveloffset/
=== Enhancements
* all: use strict document header format
Previously, an empty line before Document Title cause the parser stop
parsing the document header, now an empty lines are skipped.
Also document attribute can be place anywhere, either before or after
title, and in between attributes; now it can be only placed after
revision or author or title.
* all: remove unnecessary TrimRight
Each lines to be parsed has been trimmed on the first load, so there
is no need to do it again, on some cases.
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Given the following markup,
[square]
* item 1
[circle]
** item 2
The list on item 2 now start with `<div class="ulist circle">`.
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The unordered list item with hyphen ('-') cause too much confusion and
inconsistency, nevertheless most of still use it.
Case one, given the following markup,
```
- Item 1
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"A line
of quote"
-- Author
```
Is the "Author" the sub item in list or we are parsing author of quote
paragraph?
Case two, the writer want to write em dash (`—` in HTML Unicode) but
somehow the editor wrap it and start in new line.
As a reminder, the official documentation only recommend using hyphen for
simple list item [1].
[1] https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/lists/unordered/#basic-unordered-list
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If the document contains empty preamble do not output the HTML wrapper of
it.
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The meta tags from original asciidoctor are ordered as viewport,
generator, description, keywords, and then author.
While at it remove empty style tag due to when testing we use empty.css
not "stylesheet!".
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Previously, given the following include statements in the main document
include::list_desc.adoc[]
include::list_desc.adoc[]
Where list_desc.adoc content is,
Item 00::
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--
* Bullet 0
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Description 0.
* Bullet 1
--
The first include is parsed correctly, but the second include is parsed
as is.
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The generator metadata contains the library name and its current version.
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The HTML output file from asciidoctor is renamed to test.exp.html,
and HTML output file from this library is renamed to test.got.html.
The test.html in testdata is generated from ciigo, when running
"make serve-doc".
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