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From: Bart Schaefer <schaefer@brasslantern.com>
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Date: Mon, 03 Jun 2013 23:01:30 -0700
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Subject: Another yodl 3.0 oddity?
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I just rebuilt the zsh documentation with yodl 3.00.0 after applying PWS's
patch in 31444.  I then invoked the info browser and jumped to the index
for "disable".

This is what I see (trimmed to 3 lines of context, [] is the cursor):


    -v
          number the directories in the stack when printing.

[]
     
disable [ -afmprs ] NAME ...
     Temporarily disable the NAMEd hash table elements or patterns.


It appears that the newlines following the findex() and cindex() macros are
being preserved.  This in turn seems to be happening because yodl has been
invoked with the -k flag, which is supposed to be for compatibility with
yodl version 1.  Evidently version 3 has become even more compatible with
version 1 than version 2 was ...