On 23/05/13 13:56, Gerd Petermann wrote:
Hi Steve,
make without parms gives this and the generated htm file looks okay.
asciidoc -a data-uri -a icons -a iconsdir=../resources/common-images/icons -b html5 style-manual.txt asciidoc: WARNING: rules.txt: line 285: missing style: [blockdef-open]: listing asciidoc: WARNING: rules.txt: line 306: missing style: [blockdef-open]: listing asciidoc: WARNING: rules.txt: line 319: missing style: [blockdef-open]: listing asciidoc: WARNING: <stdin>: line 7: missing style: [blockdef-open]: literal asciidoc: WARNING: rules.txt: line 439: missing style: [blockdef-open]: WARNING asciidoc: WARNING: rules.txt: line 695: missing style: [blockdef-open]: NOTE asciidoc: WARNING: creating.txt: line 55: missing style: [blockdef-open]: example
OK thanks. I have committed an extra config file that makes these warnings go away and improve the output. I don't know what the problem with pdf generation is and adding -v to a2x is the only way to find out what happens there. Unfortunatly the above fix for html makes pdf fail due to, I believe, an asciidoc bug in 8.6.6. So I will remove it for pdf. However that also means that the examples are not shaded. But better that than nothing. Actually the problem looks like the explicit labeling of paragraphs: [literal] -- stuff here -- is not supported properly in 8.6.6, but changing to the non-labeled way is fine: ---- stuff here ---- So I will just use the older better supported syntax. ..Steve