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Better (intuitive) paragraph termination. Some markups may terminate a paragraph. Example:
[section x] blah... [endsect]
doc_name.sect_name.sub_sect_name.sub_sub_sect_name
\ .
\n and [br] are now deprecated.
--include-path (-I) option.
teletype source mode.
section: and the section id.
table,
entry and varlistentry are treated as blocks.
replaceable is treated as an inline element.
[section] and [endsect] tags are balanced
in templates.
\u03B1 for α.
[ in simple markup. Fixes some errors with mismatched
punctuation.
quickbook
"-D__italic_foo__=/foo/".
[quickbook 1.6]
version switch, but liable to change in future versions.
listitem,
so if an entry has multiple values, merge them into one listitem.
[heading:id title].
Boost 1.46.0:
lang attribute in documentation info.
Boost 1.46.1:
bridgehead elements. This results
in more consistent html, since docbook generates a random id if they don't
have one.
[br], printing a single warning about
generating invalid boostbook.
[copyright 2001-2006, 2010
One person, 2008 Another person].
__FILENAME__ macro.
[ordered_list [item1][item2]]
or [itemized_list [item1][item2]].
\< is correctly encodes
to <).
block element.
compatibility-mode to make it possible to upgrade
documents without breaking ids.
xmlbase for escaped xi:includes.
quickbook, compatibility-mode,
source-mode).
--output-deps (#6691).
#,
so that it's used for preprocessor statements at the start of a line, and
as a 'special' character elsewhere (#8510,
#8511).
--output-deps. Not really
for public use
boost::string_ref.
change_log.qbk macro.
xinclude.
--no-self-linked-headers options.
endsect can now have an id, if it doesn't match the
current section it's an error.
[?!macro_name content].
--strict paramters. This
is still under development so new errors could be added.
--no-output command line parameter to process the quickbook
documents but not actually generate any files.
Some basic direct generation of HTML (i.e. without using BoostBook). At
the command line use --output-format html to generate chunked
HTML, --output-format onehtml to generate a single HTML page.
It's also useful to pass the path to the root of the boost distribution
using the --boost-root path option. Or to use outside of boost,
the --css-path and --graphics-path options.
While this isn't ready for production, it might be useful to quickly preview changes to quickbook documentation, especially if you don't have boostbook set up.