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A html output for those test cases? -- RadomirDopieralski, 2006-09-06
Do we need that? I think it should be up to the engine implementer what to use, we just give recomendations. You could also write a Latex converter for this. Do we need output examples for this as well? Wheres the end to this? Creole describes a Model of a Document, i don't think it should be tied to closely to any representation. It's a novell, you make the movie out of it. We don't tell you the script for the movie. Just make it so that People like it.
I don't judge your implementation on wether your XHTML is exactly. I just will tell you if i like what i see. Just as i don't judge a movie on how closely it is to the book. I think creole should give implementers creative freedom to interpret it.
--Christoph 06-Aug-2006
Why do the test cases feature nested lists? -- AlexSchroeder
No specific reason, i just don't do that usually, thats why i personally have no clue how it should be rendered, or what would be logical. As soon as something comes into my mind I add it :) In the meantime please feel free to add stuff you would like to have tested and working by yourself, but don't make it too big.
We could have a common "Things people usually do" testcase and a "Horrible things that people might do" testcase if you like.
-- Christoph 06-Sep-2006
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.
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.
-- ChristophSauer 07-Sep-2006
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