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| * Template pages can render inline {{{{{{...}} } }}} as nowiki text by default, with two exceptions: |
| * Template pages can render inline {{{ { {{...}} } }}} as nowiki text by default, with two exceptions: |
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| Honestly, I can't see a situation where you really need an eascape character. The {{{{{{unformatted}}}}}} text is enough, and if you need the monospaced text to be meaningful, use {{{##monospaced##}}} or {{{##{{{unformatted monospaced}}}}}}{{{##}}} and you're set. Sure, they are a little lenghty. But they **are** exceptions, so they should stick out from the text. |
| Honestly, I can't see a situation where you really need an escape character. The {{{{{{unformatted}}}}}} text is enough, and if you need the monospaced text to be meaningful, use {{{##monospaced##}}} or {{{##{{{unformatted monospaced}}}}}}{{{##}}} and you're set. Sure, they are a little lenghty. But they **are** exceptions, so they should stick out from the text. |
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| Should nowiki wrap the line or not (like jspwiki does, better for code display) or should we leave this to the implementer (I am for the later, but at least we should talk about it) |
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| -- [[ChristophSauer]], 2007-05-05 |
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| It's not even the implementer's decision, I'd say -- it's the decision of the designer who creates the layout for the particular site. |
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| -- [[Radomir Dopieralski]], 2007-Apr-05 |
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| ==== distinctions |
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| Like [[Raph Levien]] does, I would appreciate to see clearly distinguished the notions of |
| * unformatted = raw text segment = no styling |
| * monospace = typeset style |
| (also code = source-editor-like highlighting) |
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| //**note** : a proper (and positive) word for "unformatted" may be "litteral"// |
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| As the three of them may be useful on segments (=span) as well as on blocks or even block sequences, I take here the opportunity to advocate for a rule that may make creole more consistent, thus easier : |
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| //Segment styling delimiter tags (double characters at both ends) can all be used as block styling tags (simple character at line start only).// |
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| Which leads e.g. to: |
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| | **format** | **use / semantic** | **standard rendering / display** | |
| | {{{/ distinct block}}} | example, remark, advice, block-quote | italic (+ indented)| |
| | {{{* important block}}} | important notice | bold (+ indented)| |
| | {{{X litteral block}}} | e.g. formatting explanation | unformatted | |
| | {{{Y monospace block}}} | text graphics, ascii art... | monospace | |
| | {{{Z code block}}} | source code | highlighted | |
| etc... |
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| In addition , this lets the possibility to combine block styling easily and in an evident manner, or even block layout and styling. For instance : |
| | {{{XY litteral & monospace block}}} | |
| | {{{#X litteral numbered list item}}} | |
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| I find this really user-friendly. The only condition, which imo would rather be a major improvement, is that text-styling does not conflict with block-layout. (As presently for bold and bullet lists, also number lists and monospace according to Radomir's proposal above.) |
| What about that for creole 2.0 ? |
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| [[spir]] - 15 sept 08 |
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