enumerate command padding broken since SE 11?

[jbhurst]

Hi,

I can't believe I haven't hit this earlier -- I used to use the enumerate command all the time.

It seems to me that with SE 10 the command

enumerate 1 1 2

does what I want it to -- fill the block with numbers, starting at 1, incrementing by 1, and padding to 2 digits wide.

With SE 11.0.2 (and 12 beta), I don't get padding.

What gives?

John Hurst

[hs2]

Confirmed - it's broken (at least in v11.0.2):
gdigitwidth is erroneously declared in local scope too:

You could fix it by replacing:
enum.e - enumerate() [line 189]:

Code: [Select]

   typeless start, increment, gdigitwidth;
   parse cmdline with start increment gdigitwidth;
   if (gdigitwidth=="") gdigitwidth=0;

with:

Code: [Select]

   typeless start, increment, digitwidth;
   parse cmdline with start increment digitwidth;
   gdigitwidth = (digitwidth=="") ? 0 : digitwidth;

HS2

[hs2]

v12 is also affected - added to SE2007 beta board.

HS2

[mgweeks]

Wow! Thats a cool command. Wish I'd known about it ages ago. Guess I need to read the manual.

[Lee]

Thanks for reporting this and for already posting a work-around, it will be fixed in future releases (though this fix did not make it in time for the next impending beta drop).