Description

Having two macros in the same line cause line breaks before text formatting.

Even to put <<>><<>> somewhere on the page causes this formatting error.

Steps to reproduce

1. Just observe the line break above before that "dangerous" sting.

Example

No need to break this line.

I see a rendering bug, but no macro in the above markup line. So this example looks wrong.

• Of course you can fill in any macro between the << and >> strings and the error remains. I called the bug TwoMacrosInSameLineCauseFormattingErrors as in most cases the "dangerous" sequence above will occur when two macros are placed in the same line and seldom just by chance. However I put the above string as an example to demonstrate the failure in it's most general way not only in conjunction with a valid macro string. As a regular expression it is probably something like *.<<.*>>.*<<.*>>.* that causes the error. -- WolfgangFischer 2007-11-16 15:24:07

One single <<FootNote(A)>> <<FootNote(B)>> line.

One single ^{1 2} line.

Component selection

• This is probably caused by the Formatter.

Details

This Wiki.

Workaround

Avoid the "dangerous" string. Don't put two macros on the same line.

Discussion

Plan

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• Status: meanwhile fixed

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