Hello all--
First off, thanks for a really functional program!!!
Secondly, I don't know if this is a bug or not.
ENVIRONMENT: Insert a field of type Section* (probably plain
Section as well) with a page break above it
GUI PATH: Insert->Import ASCII File->Import as Lines
choose a file from the file browser
Insert a text file formatted similar to the following:
============START FILE====================
INTERFACE TestDirector;
TYPE SC = SEQUENCE of SHORT CHARACTER;
TYPE batchServAddr = SC;
TYPE batchServPort = INTEGER;
TYPE stringList = SEQUENCE of SC;
CONSTANT RegFile : SC = "TestHarness.reg";
CONSTANT homeArea : SC = "/usr/TestDirector/";
CONSTANT OK : BOOLEAN = TRUE;
CONSTANT NOTOK : BOOLEAN = FALSE;
CONSTANT NIL : SC = '';
CONSTANT mailaddrLen : INTEGER = 30;
================END FILE=====================
When you display (via dvi) or print the file, the first line in the
file will be indented differently from the other lines.
WORKAROUND: manually insert protected spaces until the text is
correctly aligned (ugly) or insert a blank line at the front of the
imported file prior to importing it. However, the latter doesn't work
well with programs using the #! hack to specify an interpreter.
NOTES: doing an import _after_ a Section section (pun intended) is
important. I'm not certain if the preceding page break is important
or not.
--Brad
