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["Sam Liddicott" <address@hidden>]

On 23/03/11 08:02, Sam Liddicott wrote:
> Hmmm... if I use enumerate-numeric inside my macro, then I do get 
> numbering in the exported html, but if I override enumerate-numeric in 
> my macro:
>
> <with|enumerate-numeric|<macro|......>|...>
>
> then I lose the numbering in the html export.
>
> Which puzzles me as ./src/TeXmacs/progs/convert/html/tmhtml.scm 
> suggests the magic is all in the name...
>
> But in fact if I redefine enumeric-numeric at the beginning of the 
> document (with it's normal definition) like this:
> <new-list|enumerate-numeric|<value|aligned-dot-item>|<value|identity>>
>
> then it stops numbering items for html export...
>
> grrr
>
> I was going to have to fix enumerate output anyway so number didn't 
> have to start at 1 (which html supports) but I may as well work on 
> having explicit numbers emitted, perhaps with <specific|html|...> or 
> something
>
> Sam

The answer was to re-define <item> to it's normal definition inside my 
macro. Just as doing so stopped enumerate-numeric from being recognized 
as converting to html's <ol> so it seems to stop <item> from being 
recognized and so it is processed and expanded normally, with literal 
numbers.

Sam