Le 2007-10-08 à 11:52, Bruce Phillips a écrit :
Though not visually appealing, are there any (technical) thoughts
on backticks (which are currently used for <code>)?
``
"Hello, code!"
``
Using backticks (in any number) is likely to conflict with code
spans. You can start a code span with any number of consecutive
backticks (and stop it with the same number). The above example is
seen by current Markdown parsers as a paragraph containing a code
span. Do we want to change the behaviour when backticks are alone on
their line? I'm not sure it'd be wise.
What about colons?
::::::::
"Hello, code!"
::::::::
I still prefer tildes `~~~~` as they're closer in appearance to
hyphens `----` I've seen used in email, [ddoc][1] embedded code, and
some other places. Technically, colons would be as good, but I prefer
the aesthetics of a tilde line.
[1]: http://www.digitalmars.com/d/ddoc.html
Michel Fortin
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