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["Sam Liddicott" <address@hidden>]

Try this sample document:

<assign|do-prefix1|<macro|a|... <arg|a> >>

<assign|do-prefix|<macro|body|<map-args|do-prefix1|document|body>>>

<assign|do-code-prefix|<\macro|body>
  \;

  <\code>
    <do-prefix|<arg|body> >
  </code>
</macro>>

<assign|do-code-prefix-broken|<\macro|body>
  \;

  <\code>
    <do-prefix|<arg|body>>
  </code>
</macro>>

<\do-prefix>
  line 1

  line 2

  line 3
</do-prefix>

<\code>
  <\do-prefix>
    line 1

    line 2

    line 3
  </do-prefix>
</code>

<\do-code-prefix>
  line 1

  line 2

  line 3
</do-code-prefix>

<\do-code-prefix-broken>
  line 1

  line 2

  line 3
</do-code-prefix-broken>

BUG?: Note that the final block shows "body" instead of the three body lines; but the block before using do-code-prefix which has an extra space in the definition actually shows the body lines.

Question: The second example <code<\do-prefix ... allows all the lines in the code block to have the prefix correctly placed at the start of each line; so why doesn't the third example with do-code-prefix work the same way?

Sam

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