You are proposing that for markdown we use four spaces instead of tab chars. 
Just wanted to make sure that was the rule.
 
Without going through the sources of your new tool, do you have a quick 
reference for the headers (such as title and layout in your example) that are 
supported?
 
Blair
 
From: r...@robmensching.com
To: wix-devs@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2013 05:05:46 +0000
Subject: [WiX-devs] Infrastructure Improvement: help build









There have been a few infrastructure improvements in the last six months. 
First, there was the move to git. Second, there is the new infrastructure for 
using xUnit.net testing. Now, I’m cleaning up the help build system because the 
web
 manual hasn’t been updated since WiX v3.7 moved to MSBuild. Additionally, 
writing documentation is beyond annoying since you have to write in perfect 
XHTML.
 
I’ve been using DocPad (http://docpad.org/) a lot lately to build static sites 
and have been really happy with the functionality there. I’m moving the WiX 
toolset site (http://wixtoolset.org/) to DocPad
 to make it much easier to update the site. To get the help manual to integrate 
well with the rest of the site, the new help system borrows a lot of concepts 
from DocPad. That’s a good thing as long as you like Markdown. <smile/>
 
New help content will look like this. Imagine a file: 
“src\chm\documents\overview\example.html.md”:
 
---
title: Name in CHM table of contents or title of page on Web.
layout: default
---
# Example Topic H1
 
This is a paragraph of text that explains stuff.
 
## Second Header using H2
 
This is more paragraph text to introduce code example:
 
    <Wix>
      <!-- Indenting four spaces means you can just write code! --->
      <Feature Title='No &amp; escaping necessary!' />
 
 
That’s it. The same thing in current XHTML documentation is much longer and 
much harder to read and XML code snippets are horrible to write.
 
Ultimately, my hope is that this further reduces the friction to writing and 
updating documentation so people will just go in and do it.  If nothing else, 
the new system will get the web site content updated and it will work well 
together.
 Updating the current http://wix.sf.net/ site is a bunch of layered hacks.
 
I hope to have my pull request coming soon that shows how it’ll all work very 
soon.
 
Questions, comments and feedback?




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