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Hi, I've just posted the first public version of Showdown, a full javascript port of Markdown. It's 10KB and works in all major browsers. Try out the sample app: <http://www.attacklab.net/showdown-gui.html> Full source code is available: <http://www.attacklab.net/showdown-v0.9.zip> All the heavy lifting is done by the browser'...

My personal showdown: Using Ruby on Rails: I was pretty productive right away. Documentation though for the Rails APIs and stuff is not as good as I''m use to in Perl (particulariy CPAN). No being critical, just saying the Rails documentation left me hanging more than once and guessing as to what I was doi...

https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99995 Bug ID: 99995 Summary: Dirt showdown very low fps (~3fps) after update mesa Product: Mesa Version: 17.0 Hardware: x86-64 (AMD64) OS: Linux (All) Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority: medium Component: Drivers/DRI/nouveau Assignee: nouve...

Greetings from Austin - Home of the Lone Star Ruby Conference. This year we are catering to your every desire. In addition to the customary luxuries you have come to expect at LSRC, like the awesome food or the power strips at every table for your hungry laptops, this year you will also be greeted with: * the new conference center sound system. * bagels, yogurt, fruit and donuts for every

Before I start writing an HTML parser for Showdown, I want to see if there's a safe way to have Markdown process the contents of HTML block elements by default. I don't think markdown="1" is an official part of the language yet, so this seems like a good time to talk about it. Being able to wrap Markdown text in divs and spans w...

I've been using the John Fraser's Showdown JavaScript port of Markdown to do real-time previews in-browser. But I also would like to take advantage of some of the extensions in Michel Fortin's PHP Markdown Extra. Has anyone already tried to implement Markdown Extra in JavaScript? Thanks, Keith

...github account. Note that this is a list of _libraries_, which differentiates it from wikipedia's list [1]. For example, mmd2pdf is a command line script which combines Multimarkdown and an html-to-pdf converter. That is not a markdown library. Another example would be Pagedown, which combines Showdown and an in-browser editor. Perhaps a useful tool, but not a library - the library is already listed as Showdown. On the other hand, I did list all of the bindings to the C libs (Discount & Sundown), because those are still libs in their respective languages. BTW, I intend to create a separate p...

...ke Markdown more accessible to first-time users. The editor buttons generate the Markdown for you, and a live preview shows the results as you type. Site authors can have the output submitted in either Markdown or HTML. WMD works in modern versions of IE, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Konqueror. [Showdown][1] is still open source, but this project is closed-source (to the extent JavaScript *can* be). I'm going to take a crack at charging for some features, but there's a free version that accepts all Markdown and should be good for casual uses like blog comments. Right now I'm going with...

...scussions about the syntax. So here's Babelmark, a testbed for various Markdown implementations were you give the input and you get the HTML output for Markdown.pl 1.0.1 and 1.0.2b8, PHP Markdown and PHP Markdown Extra, Python Markdown, Text::Markdown and Text::MultiMarkdown, and finally Showdown. Unfortunatly, my web host doesn't do Ruby, nor Java, C# or Lua, so the online version is missing a couple of interesting implementations. Locally on my computer Babelmark also do BlueCloth, Maruku, MarkdownJ, markdown.lua, and Pandoc. I'm very sorry if your Markdown implementation...

...following *should* be interpreted: - one 2. two http://babelmark.bobtfish.net/?markdown=-++one%0D%0A2.+two%0D%0A%0D%0A As you can see, implementations split into three groups here: (a) treat as an unordered list Markdown.pl, Python markdown, MultiMarkdown, BlueCloth, MarkdownJ, Showdown (b) treat as an unordered list with an ordered sublist PHP Markdown, Text::Markdown, Pandoc (c) treat as an unordered list followed by an ordered list Maruku, Discount, PEG Markdown John

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First we consider two lists with different type: - foo - bar 1. first 1. second There are two interceptions: a. one unordered list b. one unordered list followed by one ordered list Implementations conforming to a: - Markdown.pl - Python Markdown - BlueCloth - MarkdownJ - markdown.lua, - Showdown Implementations conforming to b: - PHP Markdown - Text::Markdown - Maruku - Pandoc - Discount - PEG Markdown I feel that option b is intuitive. Then what about two lists of the same type? - apple - orange * John * Jane Is this a) ONE or b) TWO list? All markdown implementation mentioned a...

let's talk about writing tools that use markdown (or more broadly, another form of light-markup)... to begin with, there is the markdown "dingus"... from a demo perspective, it has been _fantastic_. it has provided interested observers a quick idea about the simplicity and the power of markdown. as a writing tool, it's a bit clunky; it will work, yes, but i'd doubt many

> The use of? monospace fonts > is an expectation for reading Markdown. > Really, it's the whole point. um... no. going way back to "triumph of the nerds", the number-one example steve jobs used to symbolize the absence of any esthetics at microsoft (and thus -- by extension -- inside the head of bill gates) was the fact they found a monospaced font acceptable.

First off, I''m fairly new to ruby on rails so this may appear simple but I''m just learning the ropes :) So I have a simple blog app where a post has many comments. The ''show'' view for posts renders a partial for each comment the post has. The css class of the containing div element is cycled using cycle(). The partial code is, <% div_for(comment, :class

...e_htmlSanitize][], or [NodeHtmlParser][] ? rather than hacking one together from scratch. (As a fallback, I could write a very simple parser for the tags-and-attributes subset of XHTML.) I'm a little worried about the performance implications of this; markdown-js is already a little slower than Showdown, and this could make the matter worse. Does **anybody have recommendations here?** (In the case where it's running in a modern browser, we could use `DOMParser` as an optimization, but enough people are using markdown-js in Node that I think it doesn't make sense to depend on that.) [jsdo...

...4D-4D52-A612-46C3FDA07DD4') 42508 start.exe does not detect its title argument when it should (breaking .e.g URL opening in League of Legends) 42514 start.exe incorrectly treats multiple quoted arguments as the console title (breaking .e.g URL opening in League of Legends) 42526 DiRT Showdown hangs on start 43135 The Witcher 3. The game does not start after upgrading to wine-staging 2.9. On wine-staging 2.8 game works. 43144 Distorted graphics in the game Starcraft 2. 43369 Nora, Princess and Stray cat (demo): fails to run (division by zero) 43402 Star Wars - Knights of the...

...t;as I type" preview. i have. i've found it to be _tremendously_ useful. well, i prefer if there's a slight delay in the update, so it doesn't trigger _while_ i'm writing, but rather after any pause, the length of which is user-chosen. (does anyone here remember the "showdown" site?) > I've never found it useful > to have an "as I type" preview. > Therefore it's not in Composer. again, it woulda been nice if you told us that sooner. > Again, plenty of other apps offer this > if that's what you want. they...

...served in real world large C++ programs. >> Supporting context sensitive profiling is another way to solve this, but it >> will introduce large additional runtime/memory overhead. >> >> >> 1.2 Non-optimal placement of count update >> >> Another much smaller showdown factor is the placement of the counter >> updates. Current front-end based instrumentation applies the >> instrumentation to each front-end lexical construct. It also minimizes the >> number of static instrumentations. Note that it always instruments the >> entry count of th...

...g context sensitive profiling is another way to solve this, > but it > >>> will introduce large additional runtime/memory overhead. > >>> > >>> > >>> 1.2 Non-optimal placement of count update > >>> > >>> Another much smaller showdown factor is the placement of the counter > >>> updates. Current front-end based instrumentation applies the > instrumentation > >>> to each front-end lexical construct. It also minimizes the number of > static > >>> instrumentations. Note that it always instr...