On 24-Jun-10 11:49:00, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>> My fix was to use round brackets:
>>
>>.nr \$2 (\*[misc*pop])
>
> I've looked into other places in the code, and since Jörgen has used
> the `0' prefix, I did the same for consistency.
> Werner
I think it is important for people to be awar
> My fix was to use round brackets:
>
>.nr \$2 (\*[misc*pop])
I've looked into other places in the code, and since Jörgen has used
the `0' prefix, I did the same for consistency.
Werner
Tadziu Hoffmann:
> BVL's list type is "-1". When LE restores the
> outer list's settings via l...@pop and m...@pop-nr,
> the list type is reset as
>
>.nr \$2 \*[misc*pop]
>
> where \$2 ist the register name (in this case,
> "li*type") and \*[misc*pop] is the saved type (in
> this ca
> You can fix it by changing the above line in m...@pop-nr to
>
> .nr \\$2 0\\*[misc*pop]
Thanks for the analysis. Fixed in CVS.
Werner
> Nested lists work well in MM most of the time, but I
> have just found a situation wherein MM seems to have
> a problem:
[snip]
BVL's list type is "-1". When LE restores the outer list's
settings via l...@pop and m...@pop-nr, the list type is reset as
.nr \\$2 \\*[misc*pop]
where \\$2 ist
