gmorten1
commented
4 years ago the behavior described above doesn't happen in all cases, but i can duplicate on demand by selecting text from the beginning of one bullet to the middle of the next bullet and applying the strikeout style. this results in bad xml in the .note file:
testing
<list><list-item dir="ltr"><strikeout>line 1 is here</strikeout></list-item></list><strikeout></strikeout>
<list><list-item dir="ltr">and line 2</strikeout> is here</list-item></list><strikeout>
<list><list-item dir="ltr">and line 3 is here</list-item></list>note the unmatched strikeout end tag in the middle of line 2 and unclosed strikeout tag after line 2.
as far as i can tell, this never happens with the bold style, which correctly places bold tags inside the list-items. it also sometimes places an empty bold tag pair <bold></bold> outside the list container but that seems harmless (?). that also happens with the strikeout style (see line 1 in the example xml above)
davidbannon
if you select some text inside a bulleted list and apply the strikeout formatting (ctrl-s), the strikeout tag overlaps with the list-item container and causes errors on opening and indexing, such as:
Unmatching element end tag (expected "")