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Chaperon wiki syntax: italic inside bullet point closes bullet point





------- Additional Comments From bdelacretaz@codeconsult.ch  2004-02-24 12:44 -------
I've done some more tests but cannot find the exact cause.

Looking at the ast view (output of the parser), with this input

  Line with some __bold__in it 

I get 

<textsequence line="1" column="1">
  <textblock line="1" column="1">
    <text line="1" column="1">Line with some </text>
  </textblock>
  <textblock line="1" column="16">
    <strongblock line="1" column="16">
      <strongitem line="1" column="16">__</strongitem>
      <text line="1" column="18">bold</text>
      <strongitem line="1"column="22">__</strongitem>
    </strongblock>
  </textblock>
  <textblock line="1" column="24">
    <text line="1" column="24">in it</text>
  </textblock>
</textsequence>

Which is correct: several <textblock> in a single <textsequence>.

Then, according to wiki.grm I'd expect this input
  * List item with some __bold__in it

To generate the same <textsequence> inside a <bulletedlistitem>, but it is not
the case (see attached XML output).

The textsequence production of the grammar looks like it should accept multiple
consecutive textblock:

textsequence 
  : textsequence textblock softbreak
  | textsequence textblock 
  | textblock softbreak  
  | textblock
  | textsequence textblock break
  | textblock break
  ; 

but it doesn't do it for a textsequence inside a bulletedlistitem. If I add

  | textblock textblock

to the above production (to test the effect), the first two textblock of the
parser output are indeed combined inside the bulletedlistitem.

So either I'm missing something about the grammar or there is a parser problem.