about the @auto-rst

[HaveF]

Hi :-)

I import a rst file with @auto-rst, but after save the leo file.

(change nothing about rst file)

Some thing happen...

like(I use color diff, can't see here):

 18 Requirements

 19 ------------++++++++++++

leo change - to +

like:

  31 CentOS 6

  32 ~~~~~~~~********

leo change ~ to *

this is a feature?

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Sincerely,

HaveF

[Edward K. Ream]

On Thu, May 9, 2013 at 4:08 AM, HaveF <iamap...@gmail.com> wrote:

I import a rst file with @auto-rst, but after save the leo file.

(change nothing about rst file)

Some thing happen...

[snip]

leo change ~ to *

this is a feature?

I wouldn't call it a feature, but I wouldn't call it a bug unless the meaning changes.

In other words, the import (read) logic, doesn't remember the underling characters.

If you create rst files with the rst3 command, you can specify the underlining characters to be used in the @file node with the underline_characters (default: #=+*^~”’`-:>_) rst option.  See: http://leoeditor.com/rstplugin3.html#id10

Edward

[HaveF]

Thanks, EKR ;-)

I compare the default result with original rst file, and add such option:

@ @rst-options

underline_characters=-~#

@c

but the log panel says:

unsafe @auto-rst

body text will be ignored in
 @auto-rst install.txt

not written: D:\xxxx\doc\install.txt

 

Search "unsafe @auto-rst", get nothing.

Any idea?

Edward

[HaveF]

Solved...

I should use @rst node;-)

Edward

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Sincerely,

HaveF