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Re: markup syntax for member pages
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lugnet.admin.general
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Thu, 1 Jul 1999 14:26:18 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, Jacob Sparre Andersen writes:
> > very easy to understand, even by an experienced human -- it's too easy
> > for people to make trivial mistakes like
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> > The LEGO® Group Missing ";"
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> This one is actually legal.
Omitting the ; isn't deprecated and highly discouraged?
I guess that wasn't a good example, anyway. The one I've seen people have
the most trouble with is © -- someone presumably has originally written
Copyright © 1999 Blah blah blah
and that showed up OK for them, but later they collapsed the whitespace
between © and 1999 and forgot to double-check whether it looked OK when
it came out.
> I think your suggestion looks fine (but it isn't much work
> to handle HTML if you use nsgmls[1]).
If HTML didn't have so darn much gunk built into it these days, it might've
made a really nice option. It's not really an issue of implementability at
the core, but an issue of abuse/garbaging/etc.
--Todd
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| Todd: Just a minor detail. (...) This one is actually legal. I think your suggestion looks fine (but it isn't much work to handle HTML if you use nsgmls[1]). Play well, Jacob 1) <URL:(URL) is generated by a _tcsh_ script that uses nsgmls for parsing (...) (26 years ago, 1-Jul-99, to lugnet.admin.general)
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