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Well, I'll be writing my own test cases and they will go into the Oddmuse unit tests (see the Oddmuse Talk page on this wiki for a snapshot), so I'm not too interested in the test cases listed here. The suggested XHTML output on the ordinary pages is good enough.
Well, I have my own test cases; you can find a snapshot on [Talk.Oddmuse]. The suggested XHTML output on the ordinary pages is good enough.
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Yes, those testcases are more like for people like me, wandering around in wikiland, visiting the sandboxes and see if stuff works i need. Blackbox dummytests that i will improve incrementally as i learn more what does not work. But please add links to your unit test descriptions here as well, certainly helpfull for wiki developers!
Yes, those testcases are more like for people like me, wandering around in wikiland, visiting the sandboxes and see if stuff works i need. Blackbox dummytests that i will improve incrementally as i learn more what does not work.
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I'm implementing a Creole parser in PHP5, and have one problem (I think) with this test case. And thats with the preformatted block at the end. The blank line before the { { { is treated as a paragraph, the newline is "used" by the paragraph, so the following { { { is treated as a <tt>. I'm wondering what the correct output should be ?
-- JaredWilliams 14-Sep-2006
Not sure if this will help, but I use this regexp for preformatted block (remove the spaces from } } }):
{{{
^{{{\s*$((.|\n)+?)(\n)?^} } }\s*$
}}}
-- [RadomirDopieralski], 2006-09-14
Unfortunately it doesn't use regexps. But I think i've fixed it, albeit in a round about way.
-- JaredWilliams 14-Sep-2006
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13 14-Sep-2006 19:09 2.489 kB Jared Williams to previous
12 14-Sep-2006 18:27 2.359 kB RadomirDopieralski to previous | to last my regexp
11 14-Sep-2006 18:26 2.322 kB RadomirDopieralski to previous | to last my regexp for pre
10 14-Sep-2006 16:53 2.169 kB Jared Williams to previous | to last
9 07-Sep-2006 04:03 1.79 kB Alex Schröder to previous | to last link to Talk.Oddmuse
8 07-Sep-2006 00:20 2.02 kB Christoph Sauer to previous | to last respond to alex
7 07-Sep-2006 00:00 1.649 kB Alex Schröder to previous | to last not too interested in unit tests, suggested XHTML output is
6 06-Sep-2006 23:09 1.361 kB Christoph Sauer to previous | to last respond to alex why i didn't include mixed lists
5 06-Sep-2006 17:54 0.881 kB Christoph Sauer to previous | to last
4 06-Sep-2006 17:53 0.885 kB Christoph Sauer to previous | to last
3 06-Sep-2006 17:53 0.886 kB Christoph Sauer to previous | to last we shoud not have to strict xhtml rules
2 06-Sep-2006 15:55 0.139 kB Alex Schröder to previous | to last Why do the test cases feature nested lists?
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