Re: Bug#256076: [debiandoc-sgml] enum list index broken
Hi,
I'm back from vacation. Unfortunately before my vacation I was more than
swamped with real live events (also known as work). I have time this week
to fix this bug.
I think this can be solved easily. From the example below I'm more or less
convinced that I simply forgot to "save" the counter when going into a
sublist somehow.
Let me look into this quickly.
Thanks,
Ardo
Osamu Aoki (osamu@debian.org) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I think this 256076 bug must be fixed before the release otherwise many
> packages using debian-doc will get many bug reports and does not look
> good for everyone. Can Ardo put some efforts? If he is busy, maybe can
> someone from SGML list fix this. This happened with newer Sarge and was
> not seen in woody.
>
> http://bugs.debian.org/256076
>
> Now it is clear that problem is that indeies are increased by the sub
> lists and the final value is printed as seen on.
>
> http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-tune.en.html#s-env-locale
>
> Let me show it here: (Index: 1 -> 2 -> 15 -> 16)
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> 9.7.5 Activating a particular locale
>
> The following environment variables are evaluated in this order to provide particular locale values to programs:
>
> 1. LANGUAGE: This environment variable consists of a colon-separated list of locale names in order of priority. Used only if the POSIX locale is set to a value other than "C" [in Woody; the Potato version always has priority over the POSIX locale]. (GNU extension)
>
> 2. LC_ALL: If this is non-null, the value is used for all locale categories. (POSIX.1) Usually "" (null).
>
> 15. LC_*: If this is non-null, the value is used for the corresponding category (POSIX.1). Usually "C".
>
> LC_* variables are:
> * LC_CTYPE: Character classification and case conversion.
> * LC_COLLATE: Collation order.
> * LC_TIME: Date and time formats.
> * LC_NUMERIC: Non-monetary numeric formats.
> * LC_MONETARY: Monetary formats.
> * LC_MESSAGES: Formats of informative and diagnostic messages and interactive responses.
> * LC_PAPER: Paper size.
> * LC_NAME: Name formats.
> * LC_ADDRESS: Address formats and location information.
> * LC_TELEPHONE: Telephone number formats.
> * LC_MEASUREMENT: Measurement units (Metric or Other).
> * LC_IDENTIFICATION: Metadata about the locale information.
>
> 16. LANG: If this is non-null and LC_ALL is undefined, the value is used for all LC_* locale categories with undefined values. (POSIX.1) Usually "C".
>
> Note that some applications (e.g., Netscape 4) ignore LC_* settings.
>
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