Markdown file standard specification manual ?
Hello,
I would like to ask if you may know a possible Markdown file standard specification manual. Code:
Markdown |
Take a look here: https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax
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So one guy got an idea in his kitchen, and everyone use it? (I fairly respect the work of JOHN GRUBER. The idea is good) I think that # could have been used rather for comments. Is there anything for references? Maybe Markdown would work too with references (bib?) Ex: https://pastebin.com/raw/TLCkD1vZ |
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Maybe, hopefully actually, because for me, the chars '#' could be easy interpreted as a comment, when one uses extensively "sh". Why not using another char, like the equal '=' for example? |
You might review this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown
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ok, I reread, but why '#' ?? |
why not?
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## Sub-heading TeX %% Bash ## VB '' C // and markdown # A ms-windows user may think that '#' is cool for h(x)/section(s). Usually, many linux configs are using '#'. |
markdown is NOT a config file.
it is NOT a script. markdown files are plain text documents - with additional formatting syntax that is (and this is essential to markdown) easy to read even if you don't convert it to anything. |
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My personal favorite is not in wide use as far as I can tell - Textile. I originally stumbled across it 10-12 years ago when it was the markup used by the TextPattern CMS. I believe TextPattern now uses their own. I never made much actual use of TextPattern, but pulled out the Textile parser and wrote several web applications using Textile as the markup language - really good solution! I find Textile a more complete markup, and easy for me to remember. |
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Markdown isn't an editor, or a scripting environment. |
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TextPattern CMS. Textile. What's the point? It simply proves that HTML was not a good idea... since people find it too complex. XML is everywhere and makes not point for a C programmer. |
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