@tobias
==OT==
hihi, I did tell you :)))
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>lookaheadRegExp: /<showdown>((?:.|\n)*?)<\/showdown>/mg,
I think it should be <markdown> or <md>. showdown is the library.
right?
It's a nice plugin, but I think it should be either §§§ or <xx>.
Having two possibilities will be confusing and could cause a lot of
work in the future.
@core devs
It would be nice, to have a token, that is rendered as a <pre> block
like {{{ in the core TW, but has the possibility to expand it as a new
formatter. This would make it possible that the default tw can nicely
render special blocks (as pre), and if a formatter plugin is installed
it is rendered by the formatter.
eg:
§§§
=markdown
§§§
is only rendered if the plugin is installed.
something like:
{{{md
=markdown
}}}
should be {{{md .. start <pre> and ignore the rest of the line until
\n, if you don't know how to handle it.
}}} .. end pre.
I know, that {{{ can't be used, but I hope it explains, what I want.
-mario
-m
On Oct 27, 4:01 pm, Paul Downey <[email protected]> wrote:
> > However, if I try your code with any of the multiline ones, the
> > linebreaks seem to break it [1].
>
> lookaheadRegExp: /<showdown>((?:.|\n)*?)<\/showdown>/mg,
>
> > As for using §§§, I figured it looked nice in the sense of MarkDown's
> > "it should look like what it means aproach"
>
> Well given it's TiddlyWiki wikitext, following the <html> introducer
> seemed nicer to me, but YMMV ..
>
> --
> Paul (psd)http://blog.whatfettle.com
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