Tuesday, December 3, 2002 Bruce D'Arcus wrote:
This is where we differ. After all, the empty line is the *standard* TeX (and ConTeXt) way to denote new paragraph. While should it be different for displayed items? It's inconsistent.
BDA> For what it's worth, I agree with Giuseppe here. It's the same issue BDA> I had with block quotes: that even if there's no blank line, ConTeXt BDA> assumes new paragraph.
The blockquote example is a very good example, IMO: an "indipendent" (new paragraphed) block quote/quotation/whatever is not "conceptually" different from a "displayed" (that doesn't start a new paragraph) block quote/quotation/whatever. So there should be no need to mark it up differently (as is required by the ConTeXt assumption on paragrah breaking).