Re: Tables and lists

Thank you very much for the help,

For the table issue, that was me reading badly the user guide, it is 
sorted now!

For the list, here is a test case version that reproduces the issue :

@SysInclude { tbl }
@SysInclude { book }
@Book
     @Title {Test case of lists}
     @Author {Yannig Robert}

//

@Chapter   @Title { Trying lists }
@Begin
@BeginSections
@Section @Title {Ordinary lists}
@Begin

@List
@ListItem {example 1}
@ListItem {example 2}
@EndList


@End @Section

@Section @Title {Tagged lists}
@Begin

  @WideTaggedList
     @TagItem {S1-56} {définit le service amateur}
     @TagItem {S1-57} {définit le service amateur par satellite}
     @TagItem {S25} {@BulletList
             @ListItem {Indicatifs attribués par chaque pays}
             @ListItem{Aptitudes de l'opérateur vérifiées par chaque pays}
             @ListItem{Communications en clair }
             @ListItem{Pas de relais de communications pour des tiers 
sauf urgence}
             @EndList}
     @EndList


@End @Section

@EndSections

@End @Chapter

So the standing alone list doesn't work nor the list embedded in a 
taggedList (Am I "allowed" to do this?).

Yannig

On 26/01/2020 19:14, Valery Ushakov wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 26, 2020 at 18:19:31 +0100, Yannig Robert wrote:
>
>> I've been trying to make a list and get the following error :
>>
>> 35,1: no @ItemPlace galley target precedes this @ItemPlace&&preceding
>> 37,1: no @EndListPlace galley target precedes this @EndListPlace&&preceding
>>
>> I am not quite sure what it means, here is my original code :
>>
>> @List
>> @ListItem {example 1}
>> @ListItem {example 2}
>> @EndList
> Should work.  Anything in the preceding context that messes it up?
> Can you construct a minimized test case that demonstrates the problem?
>
>
>> The other question I have is that when I want lines to separate the cells of
>> a table :
>>
>> @Tbl
>>      rule {yes}
>>      aformat {   @Cell width {4c} @Cell A  |  @Cell width {10c} @Cell B  }
>>
>> I get the expected lines plus a frame around the content of each table cell.
> Why do you use @Cell twice (@Cell @Cell A)?
>
> -uwe
>