[ruby-talk:00700] Re: Summary of discussion about RD (Re: Documentation about RD?)

Hi,
[...]
> My old rd2html.rb detect (well, tryed to detect, at least) them by
> indentation levels.  That is:
> 
> |: term 
> |   Text of first TextElement in definition part.
> |    This is verbatim, because it's indented.
> |   Text of FIRST TextElement, because it on the same indentation
> |   level.  Yes, we need indent level stack to implement this.
> |
> |   Text of FIRST TextElement, too

How do we write Verbatim next to List. Like this?
: Term
  First TextElement
    Verbatim in List
 
  First TextElement too.

 Verbatim outside List?


> Empty lines are ignored for indentation (as in Python :-).
> 
> |Another one: ( use "_" as white-space.)
> |
> |: Term
> |__Text of First TextElement.
> |__
> |__Text of Second TextElement.
> |
> |This is like Verbatim. but this may cause trouble under such condition.
> |
> |: Term
> |__Text of First TextElement
> |  : Term of sub list
> |____Text of First TextElement of Sub list
> |__
> |____Which list have this TextElement?
> |
> |I think that is not good either.
> 
> According to my scheme, this should be:
> 
> |: Term
> |__Text of First TextElement
> |  : Term of sub list
> |____Text of First TextElement of Sub list
> |____Following line is ignored as a blank line.
> |__
> |____This is continuing First TextElement of Sub list,
> |____because of its indent level.
> |
> |__Text of First TextElement.
> |__Terminates sub list automagically.
> 
> What do you think?

This idea regards line of white-spaces as only indicating List 
continuing...
I think it is good idea. But how can we write Verbatim in List?

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Tosh