easylist update (28feb10)

git-svn-id: svn://tug.org/texlive/trunk@17241 c570f23f-e606-0410-a88d-b1316a301751

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diff --git a/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/easylist/easylist-doc.tex b/Master/texmf-dist/doc/latex/easylist/easylist-doc.tex
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@@ -1135,7 +1135,7 @@ Now, for the final big definition, we need two boxes, two dimensions, and a defi
 First, we turn +#+ into a normal character because we'll need it in the error message, then we check whether +\elNextToken+, which has been stored by \S\ (see the definition of the +easylist+ environment below), and which represents the next character after the current \S, is a space, in which case we must proceed. We reset +\el@LeftMove+ (see below) and then close a group. Indeed, a group is open after each item number so that the text can have +Style**+ command like +\color{red}+ without affecting the rest of the text. +\begin{easylist}+ has a corresponding +\begingroup+ and +\end{easylist}+ a +\endgroup+.
 \VI5.
 
-\noindent Now, if +\el@CounterLevel+, which is incremented each time a \S\ is followed by another \S\ and which records the level of the item we're building, is higher than the total number of counters asked for, we issue an error message (with the proper symbol, hence the ugly conditional) and replace the item number by boxed exclamation marks. (+§+ is the output of \S\ and +¶+ is the output of \textparagraph\ in the current encoding. As you may know, verbatimizing is not really showing the bare input, and there's nothing I can do about it because, as far as I'm aware, \S\ and \textparagraph\ as glyphs are only accessible through commands which, in a verbatim environment, woulnd't launch... So we'll have to live with it to the end of the package.)
+\noindent Now, if +\el@CounterLevel+, which is incremented each time a \S\ is followed by another \S\ and which records the level of the item we're building, is higher than the total number of counters asked for, we issue an error message (with the proper symbol, hence the ugly conditional) and replace the item number by boxed exclamation marks. (+^^b6+ is \S\ and +^^a7+ is \textparagraph; this denotation makes the package compatible with Lua\TeX, and it is due to \'Elie Roux.)
 \VI*7.
 
 \noindent If everything's okay, we create a paragraph and add +Space+ or +Space*+ depending on the level of the previous item, which was stored in +\el@PreviousItem+ (+0+ means that there was no previous item).