I m using http://michelf.com/projects/php-markdown/ for my markdown library and my question is that if i edit and remove the
functionality would this work
Because the users that i have, are quite probably not allowed to run JavaScript therefore i cant count on the preview to be generated dynamically therefore they will make allot of mistakes using
instead of
So the question is: is it essential for the library to use the
for the reg ex manipulation?
After doing some research and looking at the markdown convertion, ive noticed that it can be done in such way:
Say for example we have text:
asdf
asdf
asdf
asdf
asdf
asdf
The output of this in Pure text Markup will be:
<p>asdf
asdf
asdf</p>
<p>
asdf
asdf
asdf</p>
So to replace the
must only be done inside the <p> tags
Recently I discovered two amazing regular expression features: ?: and ?!. I was curious of other neat regex features. So maybe you would like to share some tricky regular expressions.
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