would everyone be happy with textile for post formatting?
YES!
asemisldkfj
the law is no protection
yes.
yup
oh yes
until it's implemented here, you can use
ciew.org as a sandbox. rot13 password: trvereg
phi_
... and let the Earth be silent after ye.
Yes!
So, I can't seem to edit anything and save with that password bluet, where is the sandbox action?
p.s. this looks awesome:
http://ciew.org/skoleting/hisfil/Machiavelli
I know the textism site, I just wanted to see bluet's implementation.
Thanks lucas/bluet
my link was aimed at everyone as a bluet-sandbox-replacement.
dannyp: did you decrypt the password with rot13?
ok, i've begun working on it. i don't want to allow as much as TextileThis(), but i want to allow more than TextileRestricted().
how about support for these?
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phrase modifiers
_emphasis_
*strong*
??citation??
^superscript^
~subscript~
@code@
block modifiers (with extended block support)
bq. Blockquote
p. Paragraph
bc. Block code
pre. Pre-formatted
# Numeric list
* Bulleted list
links
"linktext":url
punctuation
"quotes" → “quotes”
'quotes' → ‘quotes’
it's → it’s
em -- dash → em — dash
en - dash → en – dash
2 x 4 → 2 × 4
foo(tm) → foo™
foo(r) → foo®
foo(c) → foo©
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i'm weary of the en- and em-dash markup. i like how latex does a hyphen for -, an en for --, and an em for ---. how does textile know the difference between a hyphen and an en-dash?
asemisldkfj
the law is no protection
good question. I don't think you should do the dashes anyway. people have the means of typing those in on their keyboards one way or another anyway. same with the copyright/trademark things. I guess the proper quotation marks are nice though. none of that stuff is essential though.
i think these are essential.
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phrase modifiers
_emphasis_
*strong*
??citation??
^superscript^
~subscript~
@code@
block modifiers (with extended block support)
bq. Blockquote
p. Paragraph
bc. Block code
pre. Pre-formatted
links
"linktext":url