Eric Forgeot writes:
Does this concern all markup rules, or only markup in pmwiki with the /e switch? (I guess it's the later, but I wanted to be sure)so Markup("'*", "inline", "/'\\*(.*?)\\*'/", "<b>$1</b>"); # '*bold*' will remain the same?
All existing Markup() rules continue to work exactly as before so recipes using this function are working as before.
Markup_e() is a new way to declare a markup definition with a callback function (which can also be called with Markup() with /e flag). This new way is only needed for PHP installations which don't allow the /e flag. Note that in PHP 5.5 that flag is deprecated but not removed so the /e flag should work fine on all installations where that flag hasn't been specfically forbidden by the admins.
I recommend that recipes still use the old Markup() definitions until we document the new way. And we will document the new way when we're sure that it is the way we want it to be.
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