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unordered/ordered list are not working correctly in some conditions · Issue #59 · progsource/maddy · GitHub
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The feedback data was collected on a numerical scale from 1 to 5, where higher scores indicate higher satisfaction. Here is a summary of the satisfaction levels:
I noticed that the unordered list parser define in “unorderedlistparser.h” as an issue:
case 1: If you don’t have a space between the unordered list and the previous text, the parser will fail to process properly the unordered list.
case 2: if you do have a space between the previous text the unordered list, the parser will parse properly (100% correct).
These are examples to illustrate what I got:
case 1: No space between the unordered list and the previous text.
The markdown input:
The feedback data was collected on a numerical scale from 1 to 5, where higher scores indicate higher satisfaction. Here is a summary of the satisfaction levels:
Average Score: 3.5
Score Distribution:
Score 5: 34%
Score 4: 14%
Score 3: 20%
Score 2: 18%
Score 1: 14%
The Html output:
The feedback data was collected on a numerical scale from 1 to 5, where higher scores indicate higher satisfaction. Here is a summary of the satisfaction levels: - Average Score: 3.5 - Score Distribution: - Score 5: 34% - Score 4: 14% - Score 3: 20% - Score 2: 18% - Score 1: 14%
case 2: We do a space have between the unordered list and the previous text.
The markdown input:
The feedback data was collected on a numerical scale from 1 to 5, where higher scores indicate higher satisfaction. Here is a summary of the satisfaction levels:
Average Score: 3.5
Score Distribution:
Score 5: 34%
Score 4: 14%
Score 3: 20%
Score 2: 18%
Score 1: 14%
The Html output:
The feedback data was collected on a numerical scale from 1 to 5, where higher scores indicate higher satisfaction. Here is a summary of the satisfaction levels:
• Average Score: 3.5
• Score Distribution:
◦ Score 5: 34%
◦ Score 4: 14%
◦ Score 3: 20%
◦ Score 2: 18%
◦ Score 1: 14%
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Operating System
iOS (c++)
Compiler
clang
Compiler flags
-fno-char8_t , -fmodules, -fcxx-modules, '-std=c++20'
maddy version
1.3.0 (latest)
Minimal C++ example
std::string feedbackReport = R"(
Prioritization of Actions
The feedback data was collected on a numerical scale from 1 to 5, where higher scores indicate higher satisfaction. Here is a summary of the satisfaction levels:
)";
What is not working? What did you try?
I noticed that the unordered list parser define in “unorderedlistparser.h” as an issue:
case 1: If you don’t have a space between the unordered list and the previous text, the parser will fail to process properly the unordered list.
case 2: if you do have a space between the previous text the unordered list, the parser will parse properly (100% correct).
These are examples to illustrate what I got:
case 1: No space between the unordered list and the previous text.
The markdown input:
The feedback data was collected on a numerical scale from 1 to 5, where higher scores indicate higher satisfaction. Here is a summary of the satisfaction levels:
The Html output:
The feedback data was collected on a numerical scale from 1 to 5, where higher scores indicate higher satisfaction. Here is a summary of the satisfaction levels: - Average Score: 3.5 - Score Distribution: - Score 5: 34% - Score 4: 14% - Score 3: 20% - Score 2: 18% - Score 1: 14%
case 2: We do a space have between the unordered list and the previous text.
The markdown input:
The feedback data was collected on a numerical scale from 1 to 5, where higher scores indicate higher satisfaction. Here is a summary of the satisfaction levels:
The Html output:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: