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diff --git a/test/scanners/yaml/basic.expected.raydebug b/test/scanners/yaml/basic.expected.raydebug deleted file mode 100644 index 810b400..0000000 --- a/test/scanners/yaml/basic.expected.raydebug +++ /dev/null @@ -1,871 +0,0 @@ -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(paragraphs) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Textile looks for paragraphs in your text. Paragraphs are separated by one blank line. Every paragraph is translated as an HTML paragraph.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - A single paragraph. - - Followed by another.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>A single paragraph.</p> - <p>Followed by another.</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(block containing block start) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I saw a ship. It ate my elephant.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>I saw a ship. It ate my elephant.</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(extended block containing block start) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - p.. I saw a ship. It ate my elephant. - - When the elephant comes to take a p. you...)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>I saw a ship. It ate my elephant.</p> - <p>When the elephant comes to take a p. you…</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(blockquote containing block start) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - bq. I saw a ship. It ate my elephant.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <blockquote> - <p>I saw a ship. It ate my elephant.</p> - </blockquote>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(extended blockquote containing block start) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - bq.. I saw a ship. It ate my elephant. - - When the elephant comes to take a p. you...)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <blockquote> - <p>I saw a ship. It ate my elephant.</p> - <p>When the elephant comes to take a p. you…</p> - </blockquote>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(notextile block containing block start) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - notextile. I saw a ship. It ate my elephant.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I saw a ship. It ate my elephant.)> -key(valid_html)operator(:) string(false) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(extended notextile block containing block start) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - notextile.. I saw a ship. It ate my elephant. - - When the elephant comes to take a p. you...)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I saw a ship. It ate my elephant. - - When the elephant comes to take a p. you...)> -key(valid_html)operator(:) string(false) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(pre block containing block start) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - pre. I saw a ship. It ate my elephant.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <pre>I saw a ship. It ate my elephant.</pre>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(extended pre block containing block start) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - pre.. I saw a ship. It ate my elephant. - - When the elephant comes to take a p. you...)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <pre>I saw a ship. It ate my elephant.</pre> - - <pre>When the elephant comes to take a p. you…</pre> - --- )> -key(name)operator(:) string(html tags) -key(desc)operator(:) string(You can certainly use HTML tags inside your Textile documents. HTML will only be escaped if it’s found in a <code>pre</code> or <code>code</code> block.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I am <b>very</b> serious. - - <pre> - I am <b>very</b> serious. - </pre>)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>I am <b>very</b> serious.</p> - <pre> - I am <b>very</b> serious. - </pre>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(line breaks) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Line breaks are converted to HTML breaks.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I spoke. - And none replied.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>I spoke.<br /> - And none replied.</p>)> -key(html_no_breaks)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>I spoke. - And none replied.</p>)> -key(lite_mode_html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I spoke.<br /> - And none replied.)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(curly quotes) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Single- and double-quotes around words or phrases are converted to curly quotations, much easier on the eye.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(\\"Observe!\\")delimiter(")> -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>“Observe!”</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(quotes contained in multi-paragraph quotes) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - "I first learned about this thing called "Redcloth" several years ago. - - "It's wonderful.")> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>“I first learned about this thing called “Redcloth” several years ago.</p> - <p>“It’s wonderful.”</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(double hyphens) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Double hyphens are replaced with an em-dash.) -key(in)operator(:) string(Observe--very nice!) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>Observe—very nice!</p>) -key(latex)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(Observe---very nice!\\n\\n)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(double hyphens with spaces) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Double hyphens are replaced with an em-dash and surrounding spaces are preserved.) -key(in)operator(:) string(Observe -- very nice!) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>Observe — very nice!</p>) -key(latex)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(Observe --- very nice!\\n\\n)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(parenthetical phrase set off with em dashes) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Sentences with two em dashes should not turn them into strikethroughs) -key(in)operator(:) string(An emdash indicates a parenthetical thought--like this one--which is set apart from the rest of a sentence.) -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(<p>An emdash indicates a parenthetical thought—like this one—which is set apart from the rest of a sentence.</p>)delimiter(")> -key(latex)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(An emdash indicates a parenthetical thought---like this one---which is set apart from the rest of a sentence.\\n\\n)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(parenthetical phrase set off with em dashes surrounded by spaces) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Sentences with two em dashes should not turn them into strikethroughs) -key(in)operator(:) string(An emdash indicates a parenthetical thought -- like this one -- which is set apart from the rest of a sentence.) -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(<p>An emdash indicates a parenthetical thought — like this one — which is set apart from the rest of a sentence.</p>)delimiter(")> -key(latex)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(An emdash indicates a parenthetical thought --- like this one --- which is set apart from the rest of a sentence.\\n\\n)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(single hyphens with spaces) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Single hyphens are replaced with en-dashes if they are surrounded by spaces.) -key(in)operator(:) string(Observe - tiny and brief.) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>Observe – tiny and brief.</p>) -key(latex)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(Observe--tiny and brief.\\n\\n)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(midword hyphens ) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Single hyphens are left alone if not surrounded by spaces.) -key(in)operator(:) string(Observe the nicely-done hyphen.) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>Observe the nicely-done hyphen.</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(ellipses) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Triplets of periods become an ellipsis.) -key(in)operator(:) string(Observe...) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>Observe…</p>) -key(lite_mode_html)operator(:) string(Observe…) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(dimension sign) -key(desc)operator(:) string(The letter 'x' becomes a dimension sign when used between digits.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(Observe: 2x3.)delimiter(")> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(<p>Observe: 2×3.</p>)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(dimension sign with space after) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(The room is 2x3 inches big.)delimiter(")> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(<p>The room is 2×3 inches big.</p>)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(dimension sign with spaces) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(Observe: 2 x 4.)delimiter(")> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(<p>Observe: 2 × 4.</p>)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(dimension signs chained) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(Observe: 2x3x4.)delimiter(")> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(<p>Observe: 2×3×4.</p>)delimiter(")> -key(lite_mode_html)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(Observe: 2×3×4.)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(dimension signs with double primes) -key(in)operator(:) string('My mouse: 2.5" x 4".') -key(html)operator(:) string('<p>My mouse: 2.5″ × 4″.</p>') -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(dimension signs with single primes) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(My office: 5' x 4.5'.)delimiter(")> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(<p>My office: 5′ × 4.5′.</p>)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(trademark and copyright) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Conversion of trademark and copyright symbols.) -key(in)operator(:) string(one(TM\), two(R\), three(C\).) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>one™, two®, three©.</p>) -key(lite_mode_html)operator(:) string(one™, two®, three©.) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(headers) -key(desc)operator(:) string(To make an entire paragraph into a Header, place “h<em>n</em>.” at its beginning, where <em>n</em> is a number from 1-6.) -key(in)operator(:) string(h3. Header 3) -key(html)operator(:) string(<h3>Header 3</h3>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(blockquote) -key(desc)operator(:) string(To make an entire paragraph into a block quotation, place “bq.” before it.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - Any old text - - bq. A block quotation. - - Any old text)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>Any old text</p> - <blockquote> - <p>A block quotation.</p> - </blockquote> - <p>Any old text</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(footnote reference) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Numeric references within text to footnotes appear between square brackets.) -key(in)operator(:) string(This is covered elsewhere[1].) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>This is covered elsewhere<sup class="footnote"><a href="#fn1">1</a></sup>.</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(footnote) -key(desc)operator(:) string(To create the footnote that corresponds to its reference within the text, begin a new paragraph with fn and the footnote’s number, followed by a dot and a space.) -key(in)operator(:) string(fn1. Down here, in fact.) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p class="footnote" id="fn1"><sup>1</sup> Down here, in fact.</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(em) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Emphasis to text is added by surrounding a phrase with underscores. In HTML, this often appears as <em>italics</em>.) -key(in)operator(:) string(I _believe_ every word.) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>I <em>believe</em> every word.</p>) -key(lite_mode_html)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(I <em>believe</em> every word.)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(strong) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Strength can be give to text by surrounding with asterisks. In HTML, this strength appears as <strong>bold</strong>.) -key(in)operator(:) string(And then? She *fell*!) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>And then? She <strong>fell</strong>!</p>) -key(lite_mode_html)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(And then? She <strong>fell</strong>!)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(strong phrase beginning with a number) -key(desc)operator(:) string(A strong phrase at the beginning of a line that begins with a number should not be recognized as a ul with a start value (no such thing\)) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(*10 times as many*)delimiter(")> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(<p><strong>10 times as many</strong></p>)delimiter(")> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(force bold italics) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Both italics and bold can be forced by doubling the underscores or asterisks.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I __know__. - I **really** __know__.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>I <i>know</i>.<br /> - I <b>really</b> <i>know</i>.</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(citation) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Use double question marks to indicate <em>citation</em>. The title of a book, for instance.) -key(in)operator(:) string(??Cat's Cradle?? by Vonnegut) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p><cite>Cat’s Cradle</cite> by Vonnegut</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(code phrases) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Code phrases can be surrounded by at-symbols.) -key(in)operator(:) string(Convert with @r.to_html@) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>Convert with <code>r.to_html</code></p>) -key(lite_mode_html)operator(:) string(Convert with <code>r.to_html</code>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(code phrases not created with multiple email addresses) -key(in)operator(:) string(Please email why@domain.com or jason@domain.com.) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>Please email why@domain.com or jason@domain.com.</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(del) -key(desc)operator(:) string(To indicate a passage which has been deleted, surround the passage with hypens.) -key(in)operator(:) string(I'm -sure- not sure.) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>I’m <del>sure</del> not sure.</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(ins) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Pluses around a passage indicate its insertion.) -key(in)operator(:) string(You are a +pleasant+ child.) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>You are a <ins>pleasant</ins> child.</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(superscript) -key(desc)operator(:) string(To superscript a phrase, surround with carets.) -key(in)operator(:) string(a ^2^ + b ^2^ = c ^2^) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>a <sup>2</sup> + b <sup>2</sup> = c <sup>2</sup></p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(parenthetical superscript phrase) -key(in)operator(:) string('^(image courtesy NASA\)^') -key(html)operator(:) string('<p><sup>(image courtesy <span class="caps">NASA</span>\)</sup></p>') -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(subscript) -key(desc)operator(:) string(To subscript, surround with tildes.) -key(in)operator(:) string(log ~2~ x) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>log <sub>2</sub> x</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(parenthetical subscript phrase) -key(in)operator(:) string('~(image courtesy NASA\)~') -key(html)operator(:) string('<p><sub>(image courtesy <span class="caps">NASA</span>\)</sub></p>') -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(tight superscript and subscript) -key(desc)operator(:) string(if you want your superscript or subscript to not be surrounded by spaces, you must use square brackets) -key(in)operator(:) string(f(x, n\) = log[~4~]x[^n^]) -key(html)operator(:) string('<p>f(x, n\) = log<sub>4</sub>x<sup>n</sup></p>') -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(span) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Lastly, if you find yourself needing to customize the style of a passage, use percent symbols to translate the passage as an HTML span.) -key(in)operator(:) string(I'm %unaware% of most soft drinks.) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>I’m <span>unaware</span> of most soft drinks.</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(style span) -key(desc)operator(:) string(This way, you can apply style settings, as described in the next section to arbitrary phrases.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I'm %{color:red}unaware% - of most soft drinks.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>I’m <span style="color:red;">unaware</span><br /> - of most soft drinks.</p>)> -key(lite_mode_html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I’m <span style="color:red;">unaware</span><br /> - of most soft drinks.)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(percent sign) -key(desc)operator(:) string(though percent signs indicate a span, they shouldn't be overly greedy.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - http://blah.com/one%20two%20three - (min\)5%-95%(max\))> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>http://blah.com/one%20two%20three<br /> - (min\)5%-95%(max\)</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(css class) -key(desc)operator(:) string(A block can be tagged with a CSS class by circling the class in parentheses and placing it just before the period which marks the block.) -key(in)operator(:) string(p(example1\). An example) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p class="example1">An example</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(css id) -key(desc)operator(:) string(An element ID can be given by prefixing the ID with a pound symbol and using it in place of the class.) -key(in)operator(:) string(p(#big-red\). Red here) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p id="big-red">Red here</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(class and id combined) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Class and ID can be combined by placing the class first.) -key(in)operator(:) string(p(example1#big-red2\). Red here) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p class="example1" id="big-red2">Red here</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(css style) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Style settings can be provided directly by surrounding them in curly braces.) -key(in)operator(:) string(p{color:blue;margin:30px}. Spacey blue) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p style="color:blue;margin:30px;">Spacey blue</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(language designations) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Language designations can be given between angel brackets.) -key(in)operator(:) string(p[fr]. rouge) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p lang="fr">rouge</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(block attributes on phrase modifiers) -key(desc)operator(:) string(All block attributes can be applied to phrases as well by placing them just inside the opening modifier.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I seriously *{color:red}blushed* - when I _(big\)sprouted_ that - corn stalk from my - %[es]cabeza%.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>I seriously <strong style="color:red;">blushed</strong><br /> - when I <em class="big">sprouted</em> that<br /> - corn stalk from my<br /> - <span lang="es">cabeza</span>.</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(inline attributes preceded by text are treated as literal) -key(desc)operator(:) string(modifiers must come first, without anything before them) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I *seriously {color:red}blushed* - when I _first (big\)sprouted_ that - corn stalk from my - %grande [es]cabeza%.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>I <strong>seriously {color:red}blushed</strong><br /> - when I <em>first (big\)sprouted</em> that<br /> - corn stalk from my<br /> - <span>grande [es]cabeza</span>.</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(align justified) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Text inside blocks can be aligned in four basic ways.) -key(in)operator(:) string(p<>. justified) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p style="text-align:justify;">justified</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(indentation) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Indentation can also be specified by provide a single left paren for every 1em to the left. A single right paren for every 1em to the right.) -key(in)operator(:) string(p\)\)\). right ident 3em) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p style="padding-right:3em;">right ident 3em</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(indentation and alignment) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Identation may be coupled with alignment.) -key(in)operator(:) string(h2(\)>. Bingo.) -key(html)operator(:) string(<h2 style="padding-left:1em;padding-right:1em;text-align:right;">Bingo.</h2>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(many modifiers combined) -key(desc)operator(:) string(And, furthermore, coupled with language settings and CSS styles.) -key(in)operator(:) string(h3(\)>[no]{color:red}. Bingo) -key(html)operator(:) string(<h3 style="padding-left:1em;padding-right:1em;text-align:right;color:red;" lang="no">Bingo</h3>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(code blocks) -key(desc)operator(:) string(For example, long code blocks belong between <code>pre</code> and <code>code</code> tags. Please also indent your code inside the tags to be sure that all Textile processors out there will ignore the contents.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|)content( - <pre> - <code> - a.gsub!( /</, '' \) - </code> - </pre>)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <pre> - <code> - a.gsub!( /</, '' \) - </code> - </pre>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(div tags) -key(desc)operator(:) string(You may also choose to surround sections with <code>div</code> tags to separate your document into sections. <a href="http://www.instiki.org/">Instiki</a> uses this technique to float a sidebar to the right.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|)content( - <div style="float:right;"> - - h3. Sidebar - - "Hobix":http://hobix.com/ - "Ruby":http://ruby-lang.org/ - - </div> - - The main text of the page goes here and will stay to the left of the sidebar.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <div style="float:right;"> - <h3>Sidebar</h3> - <p><a href="http://hobix.com/">Hobix</a><br /> - <a href="http://ruby-lang.org/">Ruby</a></p> - </div> - <p>The main text of the page goes here and will stay to the left of the sidebar.</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(numbered list) -key(desc)operator(:) string(To make a numbered list, place each item in its own paragraph, preceded by ”#”.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - # A first item - # A second item - # A third)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <ol> - <li>A first item</li> - <li>A second item</li> - <li>A third</li> - </ol>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(nested numbered lists) -key(desc)operator(:) string(These lists may be nested by increasing the number of pound symbols preceding child entries.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - # Fuel could be: - ## Coal - ## Gasoline - ## Electricity - # Humans need only: - ## Water - ## Protein)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <ol> - <li>Fuel could be: - <ol> - <li>Coal</li> - <li>Gasoline</li> - <li>Electricity</li> - </ol></li> - <li>Humans need only: - <ol> - <li>Water</li> - <li>Protein</li> - </ol></li> - </ol>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(bulleted list) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Bulleted lists use an asterisk in place of the pound.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - * A first item - * A second item - * A third)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <ul> - <li>A first item</li> - <li>A second item</li> - <li>A third</li> - </ul>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(nested bulleted lists) -key(desc)operator(:) string(These lists may be nested in like manner.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - * Fuel could be: - ** Coal - ** Gasoline - ** Electricity - * Humans need only: - ** Water - ** Protein)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <ul> - <li>Fuel could be: - <ul> - <li>Coal</li> - <li>Gasoline</li> - <li>Electricity</li> - </ul></li> - <li>Humans need only: - <ul> - <li>Water</li> - <li>Protein</li> - </ul></li> - </ul>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(links) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Basic links are comprised of a phrase which is linked to a <acronym title="Universal Resource Locator">URL</acronym>. Place the descriptive phrase in quotation marks. Follow it immediately by a colon and the URL.) -key(in)operator(:) string(I searched "Google":http://google.com.) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>I searched <a href="http://google.com">Google</a>.</p>) -key(lite_mode_html)operator(:) string(I searched <a href="http://google.com">Google</a>.) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(link aliases) -key(desc)operator(:) string(If you are using the same link several times in your document, or you’d just like to be a tad more organized, you can use a link alias. Place the URL anywhere in your document, beginning with its alias in square brackets. Then, use the alias in place of the URL, using the link format above.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - I am crazy about "Hobix":hobix - and "it's":hobix "all":hobix I ever - "link to":hobix! - - [hobix]http://hobix.com)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>I am crazy about <a href="http://hobix.com">Hobix</a><br /> - and <a href="http://hobix.com">it’s</a> <a href="http://hobix.com">all</a> I ever<br /> - <a href="http://hobix.com">link to</a>!</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(image) -key(desc)operator(:) string(You can embed an image in your Textile document by surrounding its URL with exclamation marks.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(!http://hobix.com/sample.jpg!)delimiter(")> -key(html)operator(:) string(<p><img src="http://hobix.com/sample.jpg" alt="" /></p>) -key(lite_mode_html)operator(:) string(<img src="http://hobix.com/sample.jpg" alt="" />) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(image title) -key(desc)operator(:) string(A title for the image can also be provided in parens, just before the closing exclamation.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(!openwindow1.gif(Bunny.\)!)delimiter(")> -key(html)operator(:) string(<p><img src="openwindow1.gif" title="Bunny." alt="Bunny." /></p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(image links) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Links can be attached to images with a colon.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(!openwindow1.gif!:http://hobix.com/)delimiter(")> -key(html)operator(:) string(<p><a href="http://hobix.com/"><img src="openwindow1.gif" alt="" /></a></p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(image alignments) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Alignments can be applied as well to images.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - !>obake.gif! - - And others sat all round the small - machine and paid it to sing to them.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p style="float:right;"><img src="obake.gif" alt="" /></p> - <p>And others sat all round the small<br /> - machine and paid it to sing to them.</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(acronym definitions) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Definitions for acronyms can be provided by following an acronym with its definition in parens.) -key(in)operator(:) string(We use CSS(Cascading Style Sheets\).) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p>We use <acronym title="Cascading Style Sheets"><span class="caps">CSS</span></acronym>.</p>) -key(lite_mode_html)operator(:) string(We use <acronym title="Cascading Style Sheets"><span class="caps">CSS</span></acronym>.) -key(no_span_caps_html)operator(:) string(<p>We use <acronym title="Cascading Style Sheets">CSS</acronym>.</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(tables) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Simple tables can be built by separating fields with pipe characters) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - | name | age | sex | - | joan | 24 | f | - | archie | 29 | m | - | bella | 45 | f |)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <table> - <tr> - <td> name </td> - <td> age </td> - <td> sex </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td> joan </td> - <td> 24 </td> - <td> f </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td> archie </td> - <td> 29 </td> - <td> m </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td> bella </td> - <td> 45 </td> - <td> f </td> - </tr> - </table>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(table headers) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Specify header cells by marking them with an underscore and period.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - |_. name |_. age |_. sex | - | joan | 24 | f | - | archie | 29 | m | - | bella | 45 | f |)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <table> - <tr> - <th>name </th> - <th>age </th> - <th>sex </th> - </tr> - <tr> - <td> joan </td> - <td> 24 </td> - <td> f </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td> archie </td> - <td> 29 </td> - <td> m </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td> bella </td> - <td> 45 </td> - <td> f </td> - </tr> - </table>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(table cell attributes) -key(desc)operator(:) string(The period used above marks the end of a cell’s attributes. Other attributes can be applied as well.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - |_. attribute list | - |<. align left | - |>. align right| - |=. center | - |<>. justify | - |^. valign top | - |~. bottom |)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <table> - <tr> - <th>attribute list </th> - </tr> - <tr> - <td style="text-align:left;">align left </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td style="text-align:right;">align right</td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td style="text-align:center;">center </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td style="text-align:justify;">justify </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td style="vertical-align:top;">valign top </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td style="vertical-align:bottom;">bottom </td> - </tr> - </table>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(table colspan) -key(desc)operator(:) string(You can also specify colspans with a backslash, followed by the cell width.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - |\\2. spans two cols | - | col 1 | col 2 |)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <table> - <tr> - <td colspan="2">spans two cols </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td> col 1 </td> - <td> col 2 </td> - </tr> - </table>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(table rowspan) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Rowspan is specified by a forward slash, followed by the row height.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - |/3. spans 3 rows | a | - | b | - | c |)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <table> - <tr> - <td rowspan="3">spans 3 rows </td> - <td> a </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td> b </td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td> c </td> - </tr> - </table>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(block attributes applied to table cells) -key(desc)operator(:) string(All block attributes can be applied to table cells as well.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(")content(|{background:#ddd}. Grey cell|)delimiter(")> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <table> - <tr> - <td style="background:#ddd;">Grey cell</td> - </tr> - </table>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(black attributes applied to a table) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Table-wide attributes can be applied before the first row of the table. On its own line, followed by a period.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - table{border:1px solid black}. - |This|is|a|row| - |This|is|a|row|)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <table style="border:1px solid black;"> - <tr> - <td>This</td> - <td>is</td> - <td>a</td> - <td>row</td> - </tr> - <tr> - <td>This</td> - <td>is</td> - <td>a</td> - <td>row</td> - </tr> - </table>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(black attributes applied to a table row) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Attributes can be applied to a single row by supplying the attribute before the row starts, using a <code>table</code> modifier and following it by a period.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - |This|is|a|row| - {background:#ddd}. |This|is|grey|row|)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <table> - <tr> - <td>This</td> - <td>is</td> - <td>a</td> - <td>row</td> - </tr> - <tr style="background:#ddd;"> - <td>This</td> - <td>is</td> - <td>grey</td> - <td>row</td> - </tr> - </table>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(extended block followed by pre block) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - div.. Just a test. - - Second div. - - pre. A pre block ends it.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <div>Just a test.</div> - <div>Second div.</div> - <pre>A pre block ends it.</pre>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(extended block followed by blockquote) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - div.. Just a test. - - Second div. - - bq. A blockquote ends it.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <div>Just a test.</div> - <div>Second div.</div> - <blockquote> - <p>A blockquote ends it.</p> - </blockquote>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(extended block followed by block code) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - div.. Just a test. - - Second div. - - bc. A blockcode ends it.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <div>Just a test.</div> - <div>Second div.</div> - <pre><code>A blockcode ends it.</code></pre>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(extended block followed by notextile block) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - div.. Just a test. - - Second div. - - notextile. A notextile block ends it.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <div>Just a test.</div> - <div>Second div.</div> - A notextile block ends it.)> -key(valid_html)operator(:) string(false) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(simple parentheses) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - before (in parens\) after)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>before (in parens\) after</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(parentheses in underscores) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - before _(in parens\)_ after)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>before <em>(in parens\)</em> after</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(parentheses in asterisks) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - before *(in parens\)* after)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>before <strong>(in parens\)</strong> after</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(parentheses in underscores in quotes) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - "before _(in parens\)_ after")> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>“before <em>(in parens\)</em> after”</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(underscores in parentheses) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - one _two three_ (four _five six_\) seven)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>one <em>two three</em> (four <em>five six</em>\) seven</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(underscores in parentheses in quotes) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - "one _two three_ (four _five six_\) seven")> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>“one <em>two three</em> (four <em>five six</em>\) seven”</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(underscores in parentheses 2) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - one (two _three four_\) five)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>one (two <em>three four</em>\) five</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(underscores in parentheses in quotes 2) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - "one (two _three four_\) five")> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>“one (two <em>three four</em>\) five”</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(caps in parentheses) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Uppercase words of three or more characters that are in parentheses should be recognized as well as those not in parentheses.) -key(in)operator(:) string(IBM or (HAL\)) -key(html)operator(:) string(<p><span class="caps">IBM</span> or (<span class="caps">HAL</span>\)</p>) -key(no_span_caps_html)operator(:) string(<p>IBM or (HAL\)</p>) -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(phrase modifiers in parentheses) -key(desc)operator(:) string(Inline modifiers are expected to work in parentheses as well.) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - __Amanita__s are mushrooms. - Lungworts (__Lobaria__\) are lichens. - Blah blah (normal text **bold**\) blah.)> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>__Amanita__s are mushrooms.<br /> - Lungworts (<i>Lobaria</i>\) are lichens.<br /> - Blah blah (normal text <b>bold</b>\) blah.</p>)> -head<head(---)> -key(name)operator(:) string(square brackets are preserved) -key(in)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - citation ["(Berk.\) Hilton"], see - [Papers "blah blah."])> -key(html)operator(:) string<delimiter(|-)content( - <p>citation [“(Berk.\) Hilton”], see<br /> - [Papers “blah blah.”]</p>)>
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