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SubML: Tag: List: Numbered: Output: HTML: How to create a numbered list for SubML to HTML?

Mar 30th, 2005 08:24
Knud van Eeden,

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--- Knud van Eeden --- 30 March 2005 - 11:35 pm ----------------------

SubML: Tag: List: Numbered: Output: HTML: How to create a numbered 
list for SubML to HTML?

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Steps: Overview:

 1. -The output in HTML should be:

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 <OL>
  <LI> your list item 1
  <LI> your list item 2
  <LI> your list item 3
  ...
  <LI> your list item last
 </OL>

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 2. -So in SubML you could create for this the following new tag

      <itemizenumbered>

      and

      <itemnumbered>

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     e.g.

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 <itemizenumbered>
  <itemnumbered> your list item 1 </itemnumbered>
  <itemnumbered> your list item 2 </itemnumbered>
  <itemnumbered> your list item 3 </itemnumbered>
  ...
  <itemnumbered> your list item last </itemnumbered>
 </itemizenumbered>

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 3. -So you could use the following regular expressions

     1. <itemizenumbered> should be replaced with <OL>

     2. </itemizenumbered> should be replaced with </OL>

     3. <itemnumbered> should be replaced with <LI>

     4. </itemnumbered> should be replaced with </LI>

 4. -Thus in TSE this becomes:

     1. LReplace( "<itemizenumbered>", "<OL>", searchOptionS )

     2. LReplace( "</itemizenumbered>", "</OL>", searchOptionS )

     3. LReplace( "<itemnumbered>", "<LI>", searchOptionS )

     4. LReplace( "</itemnumbered>", "</LI>", searchOptionS )

        1. -If you run this macro, the possible output will be

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 <OL>
  <LI> your list item 1 </LI>
  <LI> your list item 2 </LI>
  <LI> your list item 3 </LI>
  ...
  <LI> your list item last </LI>
 </OL>

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so add this to your SubML to HTML macro:

 LReplace( "<itemizenumbered>", "<OL>", searchOptionS )
 LReplace( "</itemizenumbered>", "</OL>", searchOptionS )
 LReplace( "<itemnumbered>", "<LI>", searchOptionS )
 LReplace( "</itemnumbered>", "</LI>", searchOptionS )

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Internet: see also:

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