yes, the conditional postproc is enabled by adding the target between brackets,
like in my example (html). This way if you want to remove the special marks for
a LaTeX output, add this for example:
%!postproc(tex): '\{\{\{warning' ' '
About adding this particular option to txt2tags, it would probably be useful
only for html, and I don't think it would be accepted, especially when we can
use pre or postproc to add those features.
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De : Kevin <[email protected]>
À : Forgeot Eric <[email protected]>; txt2tags mailing list
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Envoyé le : Dimanche 27 mai 2012 3h57
Objet : Re: [t2t] Re : Custom Sections
On 26/05/12 14:15, Forgeot Eric wrote:
> I think you can use something like this to achieve your effect:
>
> %!postproc(html): '\{\{\{warning (.*?)$' '<p class="warning">\1</p>'
>
> The only problem I see so far is that it will add a double < p >
>
Yes I could do this but is there any way to do a conditional postproc?
Otherwise I am limiting myself to HTML output. That's why I think it
would make sense as a language feature because it is cross-target.
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