[temp.deduct.call] Don't nest paragraphs inside eachother. #882
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Would you happen to have a before/after screenshot? |
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I believe the only visible difference in the PDF is indentation, but I'll do a diff to be sure. |
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Yep, just indentation: |
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Btw, an alternative resolution that would work equally well for me is to keep the examples in the enumeration, but make them no longer be paragraphs. |
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Thanks! |
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No problem! Thanks for spotting this. |
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In this section, paragraphs 7, 8 and 9 are nested /inside/ paragraph 6 (they are part of the second item of the enumeration in paragraph 6). As far as I know, this is the only instance of nested paragraphs in the document.
LaTeX seems to allows this, and so technically there is no problem, but in my HTML conversion of the draft (http://eel.is/c++draft), this curiosity is very hard to deal with, to the point where I've resorted to branching the document and moving the paragraphs outside of the enumeration.
So this is a pull request for the odd chance that you guys either want to support the HTML version, and/or agree with me that nesting paragraphs inside eachother is a very dubious construct of limited value to begin with, to be avoided in any case. :)
Cheers!