[parameters] some typos in reference...
Hi Daniel, There are some strange symbols with modifier "<span class=doublesize>" after in section 4.2 after second member function definition, again in the same section in "operator()" subsection after first operator() definition, then in section 6.1 after second function body. Is it a bug of rst, or what? Also <hr> with class="docutils footer" IMO looks bad here - it's just take about 80% of space, and IMO it's would look much better if it would take 100%... Even simple <hr/> IMO would be better here... -- Pavel Chikulaev
"Pavel Chikulaev" <pavel.chikulaev@gmail.com> writes:
Hi Daniel,
There are some strange symbols with modifier "<span class=doublesize>" after in section 4.2 after second member function definition, again in the same section in "operator()" subsection after first operator() definition, then in section 6.1 after second function body.
Looks fine to me.
Is it a bug of rst, or what?
It's an intentionally enlarged unicode vertical ellipsis.
Also <hr> with class="docutils footer" IMO looks bad here - it's just take about 80% of space, and IMO it's would look much better if it would take 100%...
Looks fine to me.
Even simple <hr/> IMO would be better here...
Not an option. -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com
"David Abrahams" wrote...
Also <hr> with class="docutils footer" IMO looks bad here - it's just take about 80% of space, and IMO it's would look much better if it would take 100%... Looks fine to me. Even simple <hr/> IMO would be better here... Not an option. IMO it should be 100% or so because everything aligned left, but this horizontal separator aligned center have 80% width, and IMO it looks a bit strange.
-- Pavel Chikulaev
From: "Pavel Chikulaev" <pavel.chikulaev@gmail.com>
"David Abrahams" wrote...
It's an intentionally enlarged unicode vertical ellipsis. How about it?: … … . Horizontal ellipsis
A horizontal ellipsis is not a vertical ellipsis. However, the latter could be approximated with three periods of sufficiently large size with vertical shift to center them on the line vertically. That might enlarge the line height, so you'd have to adjust that, too. -- Rob Stewart stewart@sig.com Software Engineer http://www.sig.com Susquehanna International Group, LLP using std::disclaimer;
"Rob Stewart" wrote:
A horizontal ellipsis is not a vertical ellipsis. However, the latter could be approximated with three periods of sufficiently large size with vertical shift to center them on the line vertically. That might enlarge the line height, so you'd have to adjust that, too. Then ⋮ but IE6 doesn't support it anyway...
-- Pavel Chikulaev
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