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[r9075]
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cboos
WikiFormatting (#4235): only remove leading space from citation quotes when that space is consistently present. The support for "reply to" style (as in ticket comment) is stronger, as cited normal quotes and definition lists which are depending on leading space are respected. |
2010-01-24 21:14:33 | Tree |
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[r9074]
by
cboos
WikiFormatting: respect wiki markup after '> ...' quoting (citations). Instead of using a regexp and proceeding line by line, we first gather all the quoted lines and parse them recursively. Fixes #4235. |
2010-01-24 21:13:56 | Tree |
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[r9073]
by
cboos
WikiFormatting: avoid starting extra list item when we simply continue an existing one. e.g. Note however that: |
2010-01-24 21:13:21 | Tree |
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[r9072]
by
cboos
Another small bugfix, `OutlineFormatter.handle_code_block` must take the same number of arguments as the same method in `Formatter`. |
2010-01-24 20:25:52 | Tree |
| 2010-01-24 20:17:58 | Tree | |
| 2010-01-24 20:15:50 | Tree | |
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[r9069]
by
cboos
WikiFormatting: improve row separators for complex tables Either way can be used to separate `#!td` cells in multiple rows in a more explicit way than by using an isolated `||`. For the `|-` separator, there can be more than one '-', so that rows can be better visualised: Example: The `#!tr` processor can be used when nesting is preferred, or when one wants to specify attributes to the row element (typically style="background: ..."). Note that since anything not looking like a 'key=value' pair is also allowed but ignored after a processor name, one can also take benefit of this to visually enhance the structure of the markup: {{{!tr ============================================== Header A }}} Header B }}} Content A }}} Content B }}} |
2010-01-24 19:33:30 | Tree |
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[r9068]
by
cboos
WikiFormatting: in code blocks, only remove the white-space prefix if it is common to all lines in the block. |
2010-01-24 19:31:58 | Tree |
| 2010-01-24 19:22:27 | Tree | |
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[r9066]
by
cboos
WikiFormatting: accept more compact WikiProcessor declarations, on the same line as `{{{`, the start of a code block. For example, instead of: '''Warning''': you must follow those guidelines '''Warning''': you must follow those guidelines |
2010-01-24 19:09:11 | Tree |