Am 12/12/15 um 11:52 schrieb Hervé BOUTEMY:
what means "a directive" in markdown? fml? confluence? LaTex? xdoc?
I know "directive" word is more generic than "ssi", but the only useful case I
know is when generated html is put on a web server that supports such
directives
then just handling this special comment on xhtml Sink implementation looks an
adapted hack IMHO
Enhancing Sink API is not forbidden: it just requires to have a good meaning
in most supported formats [1], both when parsing and generating markup
The cause for having to do anything is the (wrong IMHO) handling of
comments. If I can updated/fix that, nothing needs to be changed. That
just means no more trimming when parsing comments and no more addition
of whitespace when writing. So that "<!--# whatever -->" will be parsed
to "# whatever " and written as "<!--# whatver -->" and "<!-- #
whatever-->" will be parsed to " # whatever" and will be written as
"<!-- # whatever-->". So after that change comments will be passed
through unchanged. I would need to update some test cases testing the
current handling for this. Would that be ok?
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