Sometimes when including files on the path the same glob will match the
same relative path from different include paths. In this case the paths
were ordered by their absolute paths. Instead use the order they occur
in the include path, which is a little more independent of the local
machine.
[SVN r86708]
Which sounds obvious when it's put like that. But I originally did this
in the parser because the parser was tracking lists anyway. But that
made a mess of handling `[ordered_list]` and `[itemized_list]`, I tried
fixing that but made a pig's ear of it.
The code for handling 'explicit lists' will still be a bit messy because
the generator is currently oblivious to what type of block element it's
generating markup for, and it needs to be aware for lists.
[SVN r85339]
Doesn't work for: templates in lists or explicit list block elements
(because it detects when it's in a list based on the parser), but it is
usually at least as good as the older version.
This kind of thing would be much easier if I represented the lists in
data rather than translating them as they are parsed. Not sure if I'll
do that soon though.
[SVN r85247]
It's always okay to save `template_depth` and `min_section_level`
because they only change at template calls, and template calls are
always cleanly nested.
[SVN r85129]
I think that the dependencies should just be files that were loaded, so
I changed it to do that, but added an extra (hidden for now) option to
list all paths that were checked, staring with a `+` for files that are
present, and `-` for files that are absent.
Also fixed a bug with the path resolver.
[SVN r77973]
- Include relevant locations on path where file wasn't found.
- Improve `include_search` while I'm at it.
- Normalize paths for non-existent files.
- Tests, not integrated with Boost.Build yet. Needs to check that
python is available then run the script with the location of the
quickbook executable.
[SVN r77598]
