Le 3 oct. 2006 ? 22:59, Trevor Jim a ?crit :
> http://homepage.mac.com/tjim/
Nice. I few things I noted:
> The following example is not handled well:
>
> <a href="foo"><h1>bar</h1></a>
That's invalid HTML 4, no wonder Markdown doesn't support this in
output. There is no harm in converting it to the valid form if you
want to, but I wouldn't consider that necessary.
> Sometimes extra paragraphs are inserted in nested lists. Markdown
> is a little quirky here (sometimes a blank line before a list
> element (*) causes a paragraph to be inserted, sometimes not).
To determine if a list item contains block-level content, one of the
following three assertions must be true:
1. The item contains a blank line.
2. The item is preceded by a blank line and is not the first item in
the list.
3. The item is followed by a blank line and is not the last item in
the list.
That means there is no way to make only one item in a list to contain
a single paragraph: either you insert a blank line before and it
affects the preceding item, or after and it affects the following item.
Well, there is a way if you hack around:
* List item.
* Paragraph list item.
<!-- dummy comment to insert a blank line in the item without
affecting the next list item -->
* List item.
But using a hack like that will certainly impair the clarity in the
resulting Markdown output.
Michel Fortin
michel.fortin@michelf.com
http://www.michelf.com/