[pmwiki-users] Announce: Slender,	pmwiki-based wiki making a fresh start
    christian.ridderstrom at gmail.com 
    christian.ridderstrom at gmail.com
       
    Thu Jan 18 16:37:35 CST 2007
    
    
  
On Thu, 18 Jan 2007, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> "Text indented with spaces no longer generates preformatted text.": I've 
> already remarked that it will be easy to disable this sometime in 
> 2.2.0-beta, I just haven't had a chance to implement it yet.  I'm not 
> entirely against having leading-spaces-preformat disabled by default 
> (instead of enabled as it is now), such that it's a local customization 
> option, but my reading of past discussions on this topic has been that 
> there are roughly equal numbers of people on either side of the issue.
FWIW, I think it should probably be disabled by default (although the 
migration will be a bit of a bother).
It's also good to know that today it's already possible to do:
 	>>white-space=pre%
 	Pre -formatted    text
 	>><<
if the 'leading-space-causes-preformat' is removed.
> Beyond that, being somewhat consistent with other markup systems is 
> probably a good idea, and I don't know of any markups that do headings 
> along the lines of the proposed !> (heading indent) and <! (heading 
> outdent) syntax.  I think many authors would think the end result looks 
> pretty weird.  For example, consider the following markup:
>
>    ! heading 1
>    !> heading 2
>    ! heading 3
>    ! heading 4
>
> In looking at this it's not at all obvious to me that heading 3
> and heading 4 are at the same level as heading 2 (not heading 1).
> Also, once I'm nested two or three levels in, how do I get back
> to the top level in one jump?
Hmm... I have to agree that I thought the heading levels would be:
 	1. Heading 1
 	1.1. Heading 2
 	2. Heading 3
 	3. Heading 4.
But I really like the idea of being able to do a relative heading... 
Perhaps it'd be better with a separate directive for changing/setting 
heading depth, i.e.
 	! heading 1
 	(:heading-depth +1:)
 	! heading 2
 	! heading 3
 	! heading 4
This would work well with:
 	! Some heading
 	(:heading-depth +1:)(:include SomePage:)(:heading-depth =0:)
 	! Another heading
best regards
/Christian
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