Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Another fix for nestled emphasis

[Martin G. <gim...@gi...>]

Jeff Dairiki <da...@da...> writes:

>> By the way, would you rather have me report these bugs using the
>> SourceForge bug-tracking system, or is it okay to use the mailinglist
>> for this too?
>
> For small bugs with reasonably quick fixes, here is fine. (I
> certainly check this list more often than anything else.)

OK, great. My next patch is this: I've converted the default pages in
/pgsrc to the new markup. I wanted to get rid of the old markup on my
site, so I thought that I might as well start with the default pages.

The pages can be downloaded here:

  http://gimpster.com/phpwiki/pgsrc.tar.bz2
  http://gimpster.com/phpwiki/pgsrc.tar.gz
  http://gimpster.com/phpwiki/pgsrc.zip

I've replaced the old TextFormattingRules with the new one made by
Matti made. I've reformatted it a bit, so that the examples given in
the text are formatted with <tt>...</tt>. I removed TestPage because
it just tested the old markup.

And while I was at it, then I re-flowed all the text, so that the
lines are broken at 70 characters.

Finally I placed the PhpHighlightPlugin page in the tarballs in the
hope that it could be included in CVS... I've just updated the plugin,
and put a patch here:

  http://www.gimpster.com/phpwiki/index.php/PhpHighlightPlugin#patch

> Thanks for the reports.
> I've just committed fixes to CVS.

I saw, thanks. I don't understand how you were able to turn those
regular expressions into something as structured as this - amazing!

> Nestled markup within (*parentheses*) and _*nested* nestled_ markup
> should work now.

Yes, everything works beautifully!

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