Hi,
It looks like there might be a small bug in the ctrl-shift-L "Itemize Lines in Selection" command.
I highlight text that looks like so:
--- It could be the case that there exists an $h_i \in H_s$ that is a subset of $h_j \in H_s$. In this case, we can think of the combination $h_i,h_j$ as a new concept class $h^\prime$ which ...
Alternatively, $h_i,h_j$ could be in the situation depicted in \ref {fig:1b}. In this case, the VC dimension of $h_i \cup h_j$ is at least ... ---
When I highlight and ctrl-shif-L to "Itemize Lines in Selection", it hoses the second line. I guess it's finding the ":" in my \ref{fig: 1b} and thinking that I'm trying to make some kind of definition list? Anyway, the result is this:
---- \begin{itemize}
\item It could be the case that there exists an $h_i \in H_s$ that is a subset of $h_j \in H_s$. In this case, we can think of the combination $h_i,h_j$ as a new concept class $h^\prime$ which ...
\item [ Alternatively, $h_i,h_j$ could be in the situation depicted in \ref{fig ] 1b}. In this case, the VC dimension of $h_i \cup h_j$ is at least ...
\end{itemize} ----
I've just re-svn-up'd my bundles and the issue is still there, so I just thought I should bring it up.
If my LaTeX is improperly formed as well, please let me know as I'm no LaTeX guru ... :-)
Thanks, -steve
On Nov 8, 2006, at 4:02 PM, Steve Lianoglou wrote:
When I highlight and ctrl-shif-L to "Itemize Lines in Selection", it hoses the second line. I guess it's finding the ":" in my \ref {fig:1b} and thinking that I'm trying to make some kind of definition list?
This is exactly what it was doing. I changed it so that this only happens if previously in the line there is no backslash. So it should work for you now.
Haris
Hi Haris,
When I highlight and ctrl-shif-L to "Itemize Lines in Selection", it hoses the second line. I guess it's finding the ":" in my \ref {fig:1b} and thinking that I'm trying to make some kind of definition list?
This is exactly what it was doing. I changed it so that this only happens if previously in the line there is no backslash. So it should work for you now.
Thanks for the (as usual) quick fix!
-steve