On 17 mars 05, at 01:58, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On Mar 16, 2005, at 23:37, Fred B. wrote:
Lots of Textile tags are not closed by an end tag but by two newlines, and I don't think it's possible for now.
Would this be equivalent to having them closed by a blank line? Ideally this should be doable by setting the end-pattern to “^$”, but because of ignoring zero-width matches, it won't work for 1.1b5 though.
In fact, they are closed by a blank line. Ex: a paragraph starts with "p.", continue on multiple lines and end on a blank line. I tried a lot of things when I made it, then asked you, and you told me it won't work until the new syntax engine, so I forgot about it. I don't write very complex things in Textile anyway and, it's already much easier to write with the bundle as it is now. It's just that a common error in Textile is to forget a newline, and I wanted the highlight to help avoid that. Ex: h1. This is a header p{color:red}. This is still the header, not a paragraph as there is no blank line before. The tag won't even be parsed.
But the html preview came in the meantime and it helps a lot...
[...] If it's ok for Allan, I'll add them to the repository.
Certainly!
Ok, i'll check them first and commit them in a couple of days.
(BTW, Allan, could you add a way to "remember" a few 'pipe through' script in the html preview, I'd like to avoid retyping the full path every time I change the script..)
I'll add it to the to-do.
Sorry to add something on your to-do. It must already be scary as it is. ;) It's just one of the minor things, I notice every time I use it. I have a little list of minor things, tell me when your to-do looks a bit skinny. ;D
-- Fred
OT: Talking about to-do, I asked the VoodooPad dev, August 'Gus' Mueller, to include TM in the available editors, he answered me: "It's on my todo list. Thanks for reporting it though, I'll move it up a notch :)"