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opoudjis
commented on July 30, 2024
As always, what the gem does with rendering is up to what is rendering the RFC XML it produces. There are align attributes in figures and artwork, and they will default to left, as the RFC XML spec says (only tables default to center); so this should not be an issue. The onus will be on whoever is authoring the Asciidoc to add a centering alignment where needed.
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opoudjis
commented on July 30, 2024
I'll have to see about configuring an indent; there's no provision for it natively in RFC XML. @ronaldtse , so I can be clear: are you envisioning using Asciidoc rendering to preview the RFC artefacts, or only RFC2HTML? If the latter, then we can introduce formatting in the Asciidoc which won't necessarily make it into the RFC XML.
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opoudjis
commented on July 30, 2024
MMark... seems to be taking a lot of liberties with the spec. :-)
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opoudjis
commented on July 30, 2024
Checked; the default behaviour of the gem is to leave the alignment unspecified, which xml2rfc does indeed treat as left aligned with an indent of 2.
The centering of mathematical formulas is handled as :stem, which currently is treated as identical to :literal; that means it will be left aligned. I will change it to make it :literal, but centered.
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