On Oct 19, 2006, at 10:15 AM, Eric Daspet wrote:
Le Jeu 19 octobre 2006 14:43, Michel Fortin a écrit :
~ <title>
<?php echo $title ?>
</title>
and
~ <style>
~ <?php echo $stylesheet ?>
~ </style>
Both solutions have a *major* problem : you can't copy/paste code. You
have to add/delete these ~ on each line.
IMHO the last proposal is the only one which is acceptable :
~~~
<title>
<?php echo $title ?>
</title>
~~~
Another alternative is to use opening and closing braces, perhaps
dual braces, to delimit the code block, and retain the requirement
for indenting:
{{
<style>
<?php echo $stylesheet
</style>
}}
This has the advantage of being unambiguous and mostly unobtrusive,
and you can still copy and paste code. However, it may not be in the
spirit of Markdown; I will leave it to John and Michel to say.
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