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[oneMKL][DFT] Specification for external workspaces for DFTs #509
[oneMKL][DFT] Specification for external workspaces for DFTs #509
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Is the indentation intentional? It results in funky indents in the html page
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Yes for
_onemkl_dft_config_value_workspace_automatic
- otherwise I get WARNING: Content block expected for the "container" directive; none found. The indent of..rubric:
doesn't give any difference in the page that I can see, nor does it affect warnings.I'm new to writing in restructured text (thank you for your comments!), so do you think I should be formatting this differently. Perhaps I should get rid of the
.. container:: section
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I do see a slight difference in the sub-title indentation when removing the indent before
..rubric::
on my end, but it might be browser-dependent: I honestly don't know.I would not claim any expertise in restructured text myself, my own efforts were heavily guided by trial-and-error attempts and very specific web searches. I must say that the purpose of the
.. container:: section
directives remains very unclear to me. I opted for removing them in my own changes when that did not affect the end result, personally.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I've removed the
..container
in e139d35, to follow the style of your previous PR. Hopefully this also removes the indentation.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Use of namespace done in 749f614.
I've kept the colon as advised in this english stack-exchange question.
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Thanks for the stack-exchange reference: it's always helpful for non-native speakers (and appreciated) :-)
My motivation - biased from my own native language - was that list elements following a colon are not supposed to be capitalized and should end with a semi-colon. However, I understand that it is not necessarily transferrable to English as your link points out. That being said, I had suggested changes in another bullet list the same page, above: I let you judge what's best in your opinion in either case but my personal preference is to use the same convention for similar cases.