Closed oxr463 closed 3 years ago
Closing this. Latest commit added this. Probably needs to be tested a bunch since everyone does it a little differently. Standard way that Andrew generates this is like this "1." but the current regex will catch numbers like "1)". Probably want to add something to tell you if you have used one way over another on a flaw or in the document..
It appears that this is still an issue. It was ran on the following line numbers but it was not caught:
1)
2)
2) ...etc
@eredisg send me the code block and ill take a look at it. Idk if it has something to do with the ) vs . but it shouldn't.
Fixed with 9a70b0e.
Test case