I have been looking closer into the markup code and
done more testing, and found this provisional solution:
For DisableMarkup to work from within a function called by a markup
expression or directive (working on inline markup) I had to change
the following:
function MarkupToHTML(): no changes.
it was not necessary to move
$markrules = BuildMarkupRules();
into the while(count($lines)>0) loop
function BuildMarkupRules():
add
unset($MarkupRules);
to the beginning.
remove line
if (!$MarkupRules) {
and the closing } before the return $MarkupRules;
Basically $MarkupRules needed to be unset.
I wonder though why it should be a global at all, the function
does return the markup rules without it being global.
function DisableMarkup():
remove line
unset($MarkupRules);
This line does not work anyway, as the var is not declared global,
and it would make no difference if it were.
For Markup() to work from within a function, to
redefine an existing one, I needed to do these changes:
function Markup():
change line
if ($pat && !isset($MarkupTable[$id]['pat'])) {
to
if ($pat) {
Otherwise a modified pattern will not be registered,
as it already exists.
Please consider these changes.
Hans
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