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files. Halibut does not make use of this feature, but I hope that
one day it might.
[originally from svn r6980]
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liking, as planned. In bk_whlp.c, this has now allowed me to stop
emphasis and code from looking silly in section titles, and also
allowed me to implement an ersatz horizontal rule in the form of
eighty centred nonbreaking spaces in a strike-through font. I know
it's vile, but better suggestions are welcome.
I think the Windows Help backend is now pretty much Go: I was
getting intermittent screwups earlier but I think those were Samba
cache persistence problems rather than evil segfaults. All that's
really missing now is external context references.
[originally from svn r1453]
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that this module doesn't leak like a sieve with the mesh missing. I
think this code is now mature enough for the Buttress back end to be
written. Woo.
[originally from svn r1443]
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[originally from svn r1441]
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[originally from svn r1440]
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[originally from svn r1438]
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files. This is not a Buttress back end as such; it's a piece of
portable, reusable code handling HLP output. I will then have to
write bk_whlp.c as glue between the Buttress internal data format
and the API provided by this code.
[originally from svn r1436]
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