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[Python-markdown-discuss] Adding a new tag - completely confused

[Jan E. M. <li...@mo...>]

I'm trying to make a few additions to the markdown syntax to be able
to do a few things I like to do but I'm completely confused of how to
get it to work.

An example: I want to be able to use an image tag like

@![Hello](imgcode)

and get something like

<figure><img src="http://stuff.com/imgcode/blabla.jpg"
alt="Hello"><figcaption>Hello</figcaption></figure>

>From what I understand this should be handled as an inlinepattern and
if I look in the source it's basically the ImagePattern that I need to
copy and make a few changes to. So I did that and made a few cosmetic
changes to test that I got things working ... but I have no idea how
to actually get Markdown to recognise my code.

I looked at a few extensions, read the docs but I still don't get how
I can use it. What I've done is simply to copy the image pattern and
the ImagePattern class and changed the pattern to

MYIMAGE_LINK_RE = r'@\!' + BRK + r'\s*\((<.*?>|([^")]+"[^"]*"|[^\)]*))\)'

and ImagePattern to output "srct" instead of "src". But how do I get it to work?

Re: [Python-markdown-discuss] Adding a new tag - completely confused

[Waylan L. <way...@ic...>]

Jan,

Have you read the [Integrating Your Code Into Markdown][1] section of the
Extension API docs? That should tell you everything you need " to actually
get Markdown to recognize" your code. 

You may also find this [tutorial][2] helpful. Although it may be a little
out of date, the basic concepts still apply.

Unfortunately, without seeing your code, there is not much more help I can
provide.

[1]:
https://pythonhosted.org/Markdown/extensions/api.html#integrating_into_markd
own
[2]: http://achinghead.com/python-markdown-adding-insert-delete.html

Waylan

-----Original Message-----
From: Jan Erik Moström [mailto:li...@mo...] 
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2014 11:19 AM
To: pyt...@li...
Subject: [Python-markdown-discuss] Adding a new tag - completely confused

I'm trying to make a few additions to the markdown syntax to be able to do a
few things I like to do but I'm completely confused of how to get it to
work.

An example: I want to be able to use an image tag like

@![Hello](imgcode)

and get something like

<figure><img src="http://stuff.com/imgcode/blabla.jpg"
alt="Hello"><figcaption>Hello</figcaption></figure>

>From what I understand this should be handled as an inlinepattern and
if I look in the source it's basically the ImagePattern that I need to copy
and make a few changes to. So I did that and made a few cosmetic changes to
test that I got things working ... but I have no idea how to actually get
Markdown to recognise my code.

I looked at a few extensions, read the docs but I still don't get how I can
use it. What I've done is simply to copy the image pattern and the
ImagePattern class and changed the pattern to

MYIMAGE_LINK_RE = r'@\!' + BRK + r'\s*\((<.*?>|([^")]+"[^"]*"|[^\)]*))\)'

and ImagePattern to output "srct" instead of "src". But how do I get it to
work?

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