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Louis:  simplest solution - change width of table (can be percents) 
- or delete it 

<table width="660" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" border="0"> to 
<table cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" border="0">

Robert and Alek_K, thanks for responding. Deleting the table altogether 
solved the problem. Thanks!

For makedoc2.r input log 488 on Rambo which has morphed to Reviewed 
log 3955, this change deck provides =url support for anyone who wants 
it.  

The line changes are all inserts and the line number is the download 
version from the script library as of a few minutes ago

-ins 136

        | "url" url

-ins 169 


url: [
    some space copy text thru newline (
        emit url parse/all text " "
    )
]


-ins 311 

            url         [emit-url doc/2]


-ins 512

emit-url: func [spec] [
    emit [reduce {<a href="} spec/1 {">} skip spec 1 </a><p>]
]

I'm running into that issue.  Is there another way to do URLs in 
MakeDoc2 besides the supposed =url ?

Plain html?

Or patching :)

We'll see if I have any luck trying to patch it, volker

Where is the source, what do you need? IIRC i patched it once, so 
i may remember where to place code.

It looks like MikeL has it above this.  I'll just make those changes 
and confirm it

OK, I updated the MakeDoc2 file per MikeL's changes and here is a 
URL for testing:   http://www.cs.grin.edu/~shirema1/makedoc2.r

Worked ok for me

Quick work :)

Thank you

MikeL

Is there a way to make blank lines (also blank boxes) in Makedoc?

if nothing else: html. <br> <p>

Hi,

Hi,

Is there any easy way to get blank columns in makedoc tables?

\table

<BR>


=row

<BR>


/table

Thanks Reichart, I was just about to post that I stumbeld on a non 
breaking space    solution.

And then I stumbled on posting stumbel

makespace

Am I correct that tables in MakeDoc are only vertical?!!?

Meaning, the the top is darker than the rows.

Is there way to make a table in MakeDoc that has the first column 
all dark, then each column to the right is white?

You want row headings instead of column headings. Not supported.

It's not supported by html

In HTML I can colour the table cells on the left, and leave the other 
columns clear.  So that should work.

Actually, it's pretty simple to do it in HTML:

<table>
    <tr>
        <th>One</th><td>one</td>
    </tr><tr>
         <th>Two</th><td>two</td>
     </tr>
</table>

Just use TH instead of TD where you want the Header cells to be.

.

.

.

Is it me or is there not a hidden option to make 2 column output 
in makedoc 2? I seem to remember one.

some versions have something like that, not sure the official version 
does.

Henrik, I am not sure what you mean but this makes a two column table 
for me

\table

Column1 Heading

Column2 Heading

=row

Cell 1,1

Cell 1,2

=row

Cell 2,1

Cell 2,2


/table

Mike, I was thinking like this: http://www.rebol.net/docs/makedoc.html

With MakeDoc2 is there any way to comment out a block of text you 
don't want to print? I found =: but that doesn't seem to work. Or 
perhaps I just don't know how to use it.

put ; in front of the paragraph

henrik, the source to that page uses \column ... =column ... /column

Gabriele, Thanks! I should have known to try the REBO way. But the 
comment in MakeDoc2 says to use "=: "

REBO = REBOL

; Options still need work!!!
 <---- found this in the source code for makedoc 2 on rebol.org


Does this mean that reusing makedoc in the same run-time session 
really is broken? If I turn off table of contents for one doc, it 
will not be on for the next for example.

I found a bug that accumulates the options over several documents. 
maybe I can fix it...

Fixed!

set 'scan-doc func [str /options block] [
    clear out
    title: none

    if options [
        if find block 'no-title [title: true]
    ]
    emit options opts
    clear opts
    str: join str "^/^/###" ; makes the parse easier
    parse/all detab str rules
    if verbose [
        n: 1
        foreach [word data] out [
            print [word data]
            if (n: n + 1) > 5 [break]
        ]
    ]
    out
]

options are now cleared properly before a makedoc document is scanned.

To Brian's comments on Make-doc.  I've tried using it as well.  I 
found it was great for short documents and started to get hard to 
us as we moved to larger documents.  i shouldn't say hard to use, 
but hard to edit the document once I made changes or stumbled across 
errors in the original.  I should have used 'find' more, as it really 
was difficult to scroll around and find where you were in a larger 
documents.  Has anyone else experienced the same thing?

Yes, I have some problems navigating my large documents in NicomDoc 
format, which is original based on MakeDoc. I use search/find a lot. 
Maybe a syntax recognizer using colours would help.

I was thinking a conscious effort in adding lots of additional blank 
space in the document would help better define paragraphs and sections 
of the document.  So it's ignored by the MakeDoc parser, but gives 
the user a better visual hint, which is what the difference is between 
the text and the output.