The following are on the "I'll do it soon" list
- The program doesn't currently accept all possible lines from an input policy file. It signals any lines it rejects.
- Links in the link dictionary that have some common text may get confused. The problem generally is that having put some HTML markup into your line, it becomes hard not to search the contents of that markup subsequently.
This is my problem not yours. Unless it catches you out when, of course, it becomes your problem, not mine.
- If the program gets confused when splitting a large file, it may accidentally use the same output file name twice, possibly losing your data.
- Bullet characters inside section headings used to cause confusion.
The following are consequences of how the program works, and may take longer to "fix"
- The program currently assumes a structure of contents list and/or main body. It doesn't (yet) cope with Appendices. Nor does it cope with several sections all with their own numbering systems.
- Certain algorithms put a <BR> on the end of the line. Where these algorithms "misfire" you may find unexpected breaks in large paragraphs.
Over time more of these will be configurable via the document policy, but generally we try to avoid the need for such micro-control.
- Certain line types (e.g. - - - - ) aren't recognised
An on-line Wish list is now maintained.