Conference vaxuum::document_ft

894.0. "Bug with <P> inside <NOTE> inside <TABLE>" by AITG::CARRASCO () Fri Sep 11 1987 12:34

I have a two-paragraph <NOTE> inside a <TABLE>.  The heading and the
first paragraph of the text are processed correctly, but the second
paragraph is set outside the text margin instead of indented like the
rest of the <NOTE>, or even the rest of the <TABLE>. That is, it's set
the same as a paragraph with no <P> after a heading. The rule at the
bottom of the table is also processed correctly.

The (abridged) source code:

<table>(I/O Request Specifiers\io_request_tab)
<table_setup>(3\12\18)
	.
	.
	.
<table_heads>(<span>(3)Must Be Handled by All Output Streams)

<table_row>(:CLEAR-OUTPUT \:FINISH-OUTPUT \:FORCE-OUTPUT)
<table_row>(:FRESH-LINE \:IMMEDIATE-OUTPUT-P \:LINE-POSITION)
<table_row>(:RIGHT-MARGIN \:WRITE-CHAR \:WRITE-STRING)

<note>See <reference>(new_io_functions_sec) for a description of the
functions IMMEDIATE-OUTPUT-P, LISTEN2, LINE-POSITION, NREAD-LINE, and 
RIGHT-MARGIN. All other functions are described in <EMPHASIS>(COMMON
LISP: The Language). 
<p>
The :ABORT flag argument to CLOSE is passed as the first argument with  
the :CLOSE request. 
<endnote>
<endtable>

The (facsimile) output:

	Table 1-1: I/O Request Specifiers
	.
	.
	.
	-----------------------------------------------------------------------
			Must Be Handled by All Output Streams
	-----------------------------------------------------------------------
	:CLEAR-OUTPUT		:FINISH-OUTPUT		:FORCE-OUTPUT
	:FRESH-LINE		:IMMEDIATE-OUTPUT-P	:LINE-POSITION 
	:RIGHT-MARGIN		:WRITE-CHAR 		:WRITE-STRING 

					NOTE

	    See Section 1.3 for a description of the functions
	    IMMEDIATE-OUTPUT-P, LISTEN2, LINE-POSITION, NREAD-LINE,
	    and RIGHT-MARGIN. All other functions are described in
	    COMMON LISP: The Language. 

The :ABORT flag argument to CLOSE is passed as the first argument with  
the :CLOSE request. 
	-----------------------------------------------------------------------


I changed the coding to <line><cp> in place of <p>, but got the same
result. Then I tried <line><line>(indent\1) and I got:


					NOTE

	    See Section 1.3 for a description of the functions
	    IMMEDIATE-OUTPUT-P, LISTEN2, LINE-POSITION, NREAD-LINE,
	    and RIGHT-MARGIN. All other functions are described in
	    COMMON LISP: The Language. 

		The :ABORT flag argument to CLOSE is passed as the
	    first argument with the :CLOSE request.  
	-----------------------------------------------------------------------


I'm using DOCUMENT T1.0-001 and the LAYERED doctype.  Has this been
fixed in V1?