[duxuser] Re: Recognizing A Tab Code
- From: "George Bell" <george@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2003 17:08:57 +0100
I said I'd investigate this issue, and here is the response.
George Bell.
This is a known bug (#428 in our problem database), which
has been fixed in the 10.5 pre-release.
The same basic problem can show up in other circumstances;
it really has nothing to do with CBC. What is happening is
this:
The "tab" code sets a state that does not really take effect
until the next real "word" comes along -- it says, in
effect, "the next word is to be tabbed, and when it is
encountered, position it thus and so." But the opening style
code, i.e. in this case [es~compinline], resets the tabbing
states before the actual text data is processed, with the
effect observed.
The work-around for now is to use the raw codes instead of
the style, e.g.
in this case use [cbi]...[txi] around the web address.
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