process @xml:id wherever the output of a <list> is generated
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tuurma
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Aug 8, 2023
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What do you mean "just chose one when two elements were generated"? Like, nested elements, e.g. |
sabineseifert
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Aug 10, 2023
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Yes, @tuurma, that is what I think I meant. |
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I am hoping this fixes #616 …
Relatively minor update to html/html_core.xsl: Just added a call to process the
@xml:idattribute to each of the possible output elements generated for<list>. Just chose one when two elements were generated (despite my comment on the ticket : -).My main surprise is that the tests all seemed to pass on my system. I would have expected diff errors when a test input file had a
<list xml:id="DUCK">whose output used to be<ul>but is now<ul id="DUCK">. Harumph.