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Docutils bullet list:
$ echo "
> Docutils Bullet List
>
> - This is item 1
> - This is item 2
>
> - Bullets are '-', '*' or '+'.
> Continuing text must be aligned
> after the bullet and whitespace.
>
> Note that a blank line is required
> before the first item and after the
> last, but is optional between items.
> " > paragraph.rst
$ rst2ansi paragraph.rst
Docutils Bullet List
\u2022 This is item 1
\u2022 This is item 2
\u2022 Bullets are '-', '*' or '+'. Continuing text must be aligned after the
bullet and whitespace.
Note that a blank line is required before the first item and after the last, but
is optional between items.
Docutils enumerated lists:
$ echo "
> Docutils Enumerated List
>
> 3. This is the first item
> 4. This is the second item
> 5. Enumerators are arabic numbers,
> single letters, or roman numerals
> 6. List items should be sequentially
> numbered, but need not start at 1
> (although not all formatters will
> honour the first index).
> #. This item is auto-enumerated
> " > paragraph.rst
$ rst2ansi paragraph.rst
Docutils Enumerated List
3. This is the first item
4. This is the second item
5. Enumerators are arabic numbers, single letters, or roman numerals
6. List items should be sequentially numbered, but need not start at 1
(although not all formatters will honour the first index).
7. This item is auto-enumerated
Test bullet list:
$ echo "
> Simple bullet list
>
> * list 1
> * list 2 with multiple
> lines
> * list 3
> " > paragraph.rst
$ rst2ansi paragraph.rst
Simple bullet list
\u2022 list 1
\u2022 list 2 with multiple lines
\u2022 list 3
Test definition list:
$ echo "
> Definition list
>
> Dinner
> An evening meal.
>
> Lunch
> A meal
> typically
> taken
> mid day
>
> Breakfast
> Morning meal that 'breaks' the overnight 'fast'.
> " > paragraph.rst
$ rst2ansi paragraph.rst
Definition list
Dinner
An evening meal.
Lunch
A meal typically taken mid day
Breakfast
Morning meal that 'breaks' the overnight 'fast'.
Option list:
$ echo "
> Option List
>
> -a command-line option 'a'
> -b file options can have arguments
> and long descriptions
> --long options can be long also
> --input file long options can also have
> arguments
> TODO: This should work with --input=file also
> /V DOS/VMS-style options too
> --text This is a long text that should span the line so that I can
> see if there is the correct word wrap. If there
> isn't it could be problem, but maybe not.
> " > paragraph.rst
$ rst2ansi paragraph.rst
Option List
-a
command-line option 'a'
-b file
options can have arguments and long descriptions
--long
options can be long also
--input file
long options can also have arguments TODO: This should work with
--input=file also
/V
DOS/VMS-style options too
--text
This is a long text that should span the line so that I can see if there is
the correct word wrap. If there isn't it could be problem, but maybe
not.
Check Sub List:
$ echo "
> #. numbered
> #. list
>
> #. and a
> #. sublist
>
> #. end
>
> * unordered
> * list
> " > paragraph.rst
$ rst2ansi paragraph.rst
1. numbered
2. list
1. and a
2. sublist
3. end
\u2022 unordered
\u2022 list
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