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Wiki format to indent like trac
Added by Guillaume Bourque at 2011-04-29 04:48 pm
Hi,
In the trac wiki you can indent like this
* item 1
* item 1.1
* item 1.2
* item 2
Is this possible from chili ?
Also can we use
some text
with back quote `
with [[taht sould not get interpreted]]
Is this equivalent to
some text
with back quote `
with [[taht sould not get interpreted]]
Because it's lot faster to type ;-) Could we add the possibility to use a combination of char faster to ty pe to replace the
function ?
Again in the trac you can use <pre> but you can use @}@ to ended it
thanks
Guillaume Bourque wrote:
In the trac wiki you can indent like this
[…]
That's not indentation but sublists, and yes, you can even mix list styles:
* Item 1
** Item 1.1
** Item 1.2
* Item 2
## Item 2.1
## Item 2.2
Gives:
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Item 2.1
- Item 2.2
Also can we use
I didn't quite get the rest because it was mangled, use the preview function to make sure the result will show what you expect it to :-)
[Liquid Syntax Error] Variable '{{' was not properly terminated with regexp: /\}\}/
Thanks for the info on sublist
It would be very *helpfull* to have an example like this in the /help/*wiki_syntax.html*
As for the other point
here is more info,
we use wiki to store cli command with back quote and all kind of car that we don't want to be evaluated bye the wiki.
Right now with chili we need to open a block with pre> and end the block with /pre> which is long to type nad you can do lots of type just try to open a block, and we don't use the mouse to go click on the pre button.
Is there a faster way to start block and to end it other than this (I remove the fist < so that you can see what I mean )
pre>
zdump -v /etc/localtime | grep "2011" | grep "isdst=0" | awk '{ print $9" "$10" "$11" "$12" "$13 } '
/pre>
In the trac wiki this is done like this
@{{{@
zdump -v /etc/localtime | grep "2011" | grep "isdst=0" | awk '{ print $9" "$10" "$11" "$12" "$13 } '
@}}}@
You could use another car than { but for people comming from trac like us it would be superb !
Is this more clear ? Thanks
Guillaume