keyword.other.markdown is currently wrong, but at least then it gets assigned a style by default -- probably it should be constant.<something>.code.markdown. Maybe that's stretching constants a bit though.

I was thinking something like markup.raw to indicate that it's not processed by markdown. This would also be applicable to other markup systems (eg. textile) which do similar things.

Starting with beta 9 it should be possible to do something like: begin = "..."; end = "^$";

And that'll require one blank line to end the construct. I think this was required for headers!?!

Great! That will also work will for matching the various lists which can run over multiple lines.

Hadley

On May 20, 2005, at 11:42 PM, Brad Miller wrote:

Possible additions:

• -- I use markdown mostly for posting things to my blog (using

blosxom). Right now I use TM with Yummy FTP for remote editing, but I would love to have a one touch command that posts the current file to a blog using scp. (I may be alone here, I know)

dito, but with XML-RPC and MetaWeblogAPI ;-)

• quoting selections
• inserting code

yup, that would be nice, too ;)

tom

-- Tom Lazar http://tomster.org

Others have mentioned using Ecto. You can post to Blosxom using XMLRPC naitivly using my BXR package at http://bxr.sf.net

Regards,

Allen

On 5/20/05, Brad Miller bmiller@luther.edu wrote:

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Welcome back,

I'd be happy to see any improvements in the matching rules! I only did the easy 80%. :-)

Possible additions:

• -- I use markdown mostly for posting things to my blog (using

blosxom). Right now I use TM with Yummy FTP for remote editing, but I would love to have a one touch command that posts the current file to a blog using scp. (I may be alone here, I know)

• -- more snippets for common formatting actions

• creating headings
• quoting selections
• inserting code

On May 20, 2005, at 3:50 PM, hadley wickham wrote:

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It's been a while, but I've finally got some free time to improve the Markdown bundle. I see brad and duff have done most of the hard work of getting the bundle to work with the new syntax selection (thanks guys!), so what I'm looking for is requests for further improvement. What are you guys using it for? What snippets, commands, etc would be useful?

I'm also going to put some time into improving the regular expressions (esp. with the new regexp toolkit) and hopefully will be able to do a better job of matching some of markdown's more complicated structures (eg. lists and code blocks).

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these (rather important) features are currently (b9 and svn checkout of today) not working anymore - couldn't tell you, though, when it worked last.

Well they're working for me! It's possible my attempts to identify blocks have mucked this up in some situations. If you could send a test case that illustrates the problem, I'll endeavour to fix it.

Hadley