It already works this way with a double backslashes:
* first item\\
still first item, after the linebreak\\
retains indentation
* second item
Triple backslash at the end of a line already means 2 linebreaks.
In general, (x) backslashes at the end of a line mean (x-1) linebreaks,
for x between 1 and +infinity.
Petko
On 03/04/2020 19:31, Simon wrote:
I know we don't do this very often.
but I'd like to suggest new markup.
I'm looking for feedback before I create a PITS entry.
Actually, in a way its not new markup, its just making two existing
markups work together
Currently we have the markup
* Line break \\ which forces a new line if the very last two
characters on a line (i.e. before a new line character)
* Join line \ which forces a new line if the very last characters on
a line (i.e. before a new line character)
I propose the introduction of the markup
* Join line with break \\\ which forces a line break and retains
indentation if the very last three characters on a line (i.e. before a
new line character)
i.e. \\ generates a </p> or </li>
\\\ generates a <br/>
This allows you to place a line break in lists for example and retain
the bullet, e.g.
* indented list \\\
with text continuing * next list item
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