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• Formatting -- yours and use.perl.org's (Score:1)

  by theorbtwo (4040)

  I had a long reply using Text::Unidecode here, but use.perl.org *really* doesn't want to format things the way I want it to (half the time it seems to double-encode my unicode, and never do multiline code or pre tags!), so I'll try using words instead of pictures to explain what I'm trying to talk about. First, the easy question: How are those alternate readings sorted? It doesn't seem to be by first ms with that reading, nor by number of readings -- is it just hash order? Second, the hard question -- wh
  • Re:Formatting – yours and use.perl.org's (Score:1)

    by Aristotle (5147)

    half the time it seems to double-encode my unicode

    Put posts and comments through “encode 'us-ascii', $your_post, Encode::HTMLCREF”. That will make them come out as intended.

    and never do multiline code or pre tags!

    That’s on purpose; Slashcode has its own special <ecode> tag for that purpose (whose distinguishing features are: 1. you can write raw angle brackets and ampersands inside, and Slash will turn them into entities for you; 2. it uses <pre>, so very long lines will wrap
    • Re:Formatting – yours and use.perl.org's (Score:1)

      by theorbtwo (4040) <james@mastros.biz> on 2008.09.02 15:41 (#64718) Homepage

      Ah. Perlmonks does that to, but it calls the new tag code. (Or c, for the lazy.)

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