Some testing just to make sure I get the parsing / lexing right in my lexer for the scintilla family of editors.
I should note that there seems to be some new markup in TWiki since I last was familiar with it, for example (or, I may be misremembering):
Test: * _ __ = == -
Note: In many cases, the (raw) markup is shown in a shaded block. (Oops, that is only true in some browsers--for me, it is true in konqueror (I use version 3)--in Iceweasel (Firefox), the markup is shown in a brownish font.) I have not shown the raw markup for every test line--for example, in the first item, the markup is shown for only one of the lines.
This is [[http://google.com][this is a test]] a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This /is/
this is a test
-a- test.
This is [[http://google.com][this *is a test*]] a test.
This is
this *is a test*
a test.
This is
this _is a test_
a test.
This is
this __is a test__
a test.
This is
this =is a test=
a test.
This is
this ==is a test==
a test.
This is
this *is a test*
a test.
This is [[http://google.com][this *is a* test]] a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This *is [[http://google.com][this is a test]] a* test.
This
is this is a test
a test.
This
is this is a test
a test.
This
is this is a test
a test.
This
is this is a test
a test.
This
is this is a test
a test.
This
is this is a test
a test.
This (the following one) is different than most of the others--the a after the ]] is not affected by the markup. Oops, wait--it works ok in the "final view", the problem seems to be only in the preview.
This is [[http://google.com][this *is a test]] a* test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This is
this is a test
a test.
This is [[http://google.com][this is* a test]] a* test.
This is
this is* a test
a* test.
This is
this is_ a test
a_ test.
This is
this is__ a test
a__ test.
This is
this is= a test
a= test.
This is
this is== a test
a== test.
This is
this is* a test
a* test.
This *is [[http://google.com][this is* a test]] a test.
This
is this is a test

a test.
This
is this is a test

a test.
This
is this is a test

a test.
This
is this is a test

a test.
This
is this is a test

a test.
This
is this is a test

a test.
==bold monospace==, __bold italic__, ![[escaped][forced link]], <sticky>, <literal>,
!DisabledWikiWord,
| not | a | table |
bold monospace,
bold italic, [[escaped][forced link]], <sticky>, <literal>
DisabledWikiWord,
Is the == separable? Nope:
the ==markup for bold= monospace=
the
=markup for bold monospace=
Is the __ separable? Nope:
the __markup for bold_ italic_
the
_markup for bold italic_
the ==markup for bold monospace==
the
markup for bold monospace
Hmm, it looks like the initial m in markup, above, is not bold.
This _is *a test* and_ so is this
This
is a test and so is this
This _is *a test and_ so is this
This
is *a test and so is this
This _is *a test* and so is this
This _is
a test and so is this
This _is *a test* and_ so is this
This
is a test and so is this
This *is a test* and *so is this*
This
is a test and
so is this
This *is a test* and so is this*
This
is a test and so is this*
This *is a test and *so is this*
This
is a test and *so is this
This *is a TestAndSo is* this
This
is a TestAndSo is this
pre
This is a test and so is this
This *is a test* and *so is this*
This _is *a test* and_ so is this
This _is a test_ and so is this
This *is _a test_ and* so is this
This is a test and so is this
verbatim
This is a test and so is this
This *is a test* and *so is this*
This _is *a test* and_ so is this
This _is a test_ and so is this
This *is _a test_ and* so is this
This is a test and so is this
This is a test and so is this
This
is a test and
so is this
This
is a test and so is this
This
is a test and so is this
This
is a test and so is this
This is a test and so is this
Trying some continuation lines (paragraphs) on list items
Ok, the results are not what I expected--what I thought would be a continuation paragraph was simply concatenated to the list item. Now I'll try (below) an unindented line below a list item.
The markup:
* Level 1 bullet
I think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph (i.e., indented the same as the bullet). I think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph (i.e., indented the same as the bullet).
I don't think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph. I don't think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph.
Nor will this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph. Nor will this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph.
* Level 2 bullet
I think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph (i.e., indented the same as the bullet). I think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph (i.e., indented the same as the bullet).
I don't think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph. I don't think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph.
Nor will this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph. Nor will this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph.
* Level 1 bullet
How will this show up? It shows up as a completely separate (separated by a blank line) and unindented new paragraph.
* Level 2 bullet
How will this show up? It shows up as a completely separate (separated by a blank line) and unindented new paragraph.
The result:
- Level 1 bullet I think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph (i.e., indented the same as the bullet). I think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph (i.e., indented the same as the bullet).
I don't think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph. I don't think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph.
Nor will this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph. Nor will this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph.
-
- Level 2 bullet I think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph (i.e., indented the same as the bullet). I think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph (i.e., indented the same as the bullet).
I don't think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph. I don't think this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph.
Nor will this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph. Nor will this paragraph will show up as a continuation paragraph.
How will this show up? It shows up as a completely separate (separated by a blank line) and unindented new paragraph.
How will this show up? It shows up as a completely separate (separated by a blank line) and unindented new paragraph.
Contributors:
- RandyKramer - 15 Dec 2001
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