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Bug 341229

Summary:

subscript & superscript conversion fails for Textile

Product:

z_Archived

Reporter:

Alex Dancu <alex.dancu>

Component:

Mylyn

Assignee:

David Green <greensopinion>

Status:

RESOLVED WONTFIX

QA Contact:

David Green <greensopinion>

Severity:

normal

Priority:

CC:

Jan

Version:

unspecified

Keywords:

helpwanted

Target Milestone:

---

Hardware:

OS:

Windows 7

Whiteboard:

Attachments:

Description	Flags
mylyn/context/zip	none

Description Alex Dancu

2011-03-29 09:40:15 EDT

Build Identifier: mylyn-wikitext-standalone-3.5.0.I20110104-0100

When using '[]' syntax for sub/superscript, the '[', ']' are not dropped from the output.

Ex: 
input: b[^n^]
output: b[<sup>n</sup>]
expected output: b<sup>n</sup>

input: b[~n~]
output: b[<sub>n</sub>]
expected output: b<sub>n</sub> 

Reproducible: Always

Comment 1 David Green

2011-04-04 12:29:26 EDT

Thanks for the bug report.  Can you please clarify what markup language you're using?

Comment 2 Alex Dancu

2011-04-04 13:35:25 EDT

(In reply to comment #1)
> Thanks for the bug report.  Can you please clarify what markup language you're
> using?

Sorry, I forgot to mention that the problem appears for Textile.

Using MarkupParser programatically: 
public String toHtml(String textileContent) {
 StringWriter writer = new StringWriter(); 
 HtmlDocumentBuilder builder = new HtmlDocumentBuilder(writer);
 builder.setEmitAsDocument(false);
 MarkupParser parser = new MarkupParser();
 parser.setBuilder(builder);
 parser.setMarkupLanguage(new TextileLanguage());
 parser.parse(textileContent);

 return writer.toString();
}


Best Regards,
Alex D

Comment 3 David Green

2011-04-04 14:41:22 EDT

Using [] is a Textile 2.0 expression to allow for inline tags.  Normally, Textile requires surrounding whitespace for tags.  Eg: =="one *two* three"== however in some cases the tags are desired mid-word, for example =="one*two*three"==.  Textile 2.0 supports this via syntax like this: =="one[*two*]three"==

Comment 4 David Green

2011-06-06 14:11:52 EDT

sorry, this one didn't make it for Indigo.

Comment 5 David Green

2011-06-20 21:57:46 EDT

Created attachment 198299 [details]
mylyn/context/zip

Comment 6 David Green

2013-08-02 12:41:56 EDT

Closed as part of backlog clean-up.  Please re-open if you'd like to see this revisited, perhaps with a contribution.