TT, But WHY? Help me understand that because I cannot see the reason for adding > end spaces. Isn't a break enough? What is the advantage of adding end > spaces? >
Ask Cd.K This is his desire, I too want to understand his motivation. > > >> With a working example perhaps we can put an argument to include it in >> the standard distribution even if they were rules that are off by default. >> > > Unlikely. > At least with my desired leading period, wikitext markup change is serves a very valuable service. It helps when note taking and also when improving text which has being imported. It is an extension of ";" and ":" which I use every day. basically it is the equivalent of ";" without bold which makes it a header. It is effectively an auto wrap line with html P tag - or paragraph. It ensures a line break between paragraphs without needing to placing two BR tags at the end of every paragraph. And multiple empty lines will collapse into one, clearing surplus line breaks (Common in text pasting. I find it hard to think markup that permits the use of a very basic html structure such as the paragraph would not be invaluable. It is unlikely to have a high overhead, and if option will I believe be one of the first things many activate given the common complaint about needing extra line breaks to separate paragraphs lots of new users make. On one hand - I only stated a "perhaps", if the solution we propose is popular, as I expect it will be for, me at least. On the other hand if "on opening up parser editing" becomes a dial on demand option" it need not be provided in the standard distribution unless by popular demand. Regards Tony > > What is interesting here is opening up parser editing. That is graet if we > could see how to do that better. > > TT > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/fb183cf0-52c2-487a-8d12-6067b4bb5f3f%40googlegroups.com.
