Tabs are considered to be a single whitespace character here.
But it's okay to give tabs their own markup rule:
# lines beginning with tabs are always preformatted text
Markup('^tab', '<^ ', '^\t', '<:pre,1>$0');
I think this makes sense.
Lots of browsers have difficulty entering tabs into textareas, which is
why I haven't relied on this for anything I do.
You're probably right that I'm one of the few that actually uses TABs.
(And they are difficult to use with a browser)
Or possibly a directive for preformatted text in general, i.e. (:pre:),
that you can give different arguments to?
This might also be possible. But notice that the (:wspre:) option
I discussed above already provides some of this capability:
(:wspre:)
this is preformatted text
(:nowspre:)
I don't think we need two separate directives for this -- so perhaps
"wspre" is just "pre" and it allows a variety of arguments that can
determine how preformatted text is identified/rendered for the page (at
least until the next (:pre:) directive).
Could work. Choosing syntax is tricky.
/Christian
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