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Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Mon, Jul 25, 2005 at 10:23:01PM -0400, DaveG wrote:
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<pre wrap=""> # First item\\\
Continues to a second paragraph.
# Second item
# Third item [IMAGE]
# Fourth item
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<pre wrap="">I think you meant \\ rather than \\\. In which case that does work --
the paragraph numbering continues appropriately. I can use this solution
for my immediate issue.
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I assumed you wanted a blank line between "First Item" and
"Continues to a second paragraph." If you didn't want the blank line,
then yes, \\ works.
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Clear.<br>
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<pre wrap="">---- Issue 1 Thoughts:
Could we adapt the \\ to auto-indent when used in the context of a list.
This would ignore spaces added by the editor. We could an unindent tag
to stop this if required (I suspect this would be the exception, not the
rule).
# Line 1\\
Continued
# Line 2
would be formatted in the way same as:
# Line 1\\
Continued
#Line 2
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Ummm, doesn't PmWiki already work this way, at least for the
example given here? (I think it does, but could be wrong, or perhaps
I'm not understanding it.)
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I tried it, and it does work this way. I think I misunderstood you're
example.<br>
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That leaves us with only the multi-level indent issue.<br>
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