Markdown is a markup language which can allow for plain-text documents to be transformed into HTML and other formats.
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Converting Pandoc Markdown images from captioned to inline
After writing a rather long document in Markdown and using pandoc to convert it to a PDF, I found, to my dismay, that many of the images were out of place, and that they all had their alternate text ...
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HTML to Markdown converter
I've made a simple HTML→Markdown converter in Javascript and am looking for any feedback. For now, I've basically used Stack Exchange's /editing-help as a guide as ...
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Transforming markdown files in folders into a documentation
I start coding a simple application: I transform markdown files in folders into documentation.
My architecture is very flat. My code looks like a series of unit function called one after the other.
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In emacs markdown-mode making the link live and URL invisible in inline links
A few years ago I modified version 1.8.1 of Jason Blevins's markdown-mode for Emacs so that when showing inline links the URL is hidden, and so that you can follow the link simply by hitting Enter. If ...
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Rolling my own markdown parser in JavaScript
For several days I was messing around trying to create a markdown parser. This is the best I could come up without using regex. I was wondering if I'm on the right track.(I only covered the ...
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Converting file from Markdown-like markup into HTML using repeated substitutions
The following code reads a file, splits its data, replaces some characters in the data, and then joins the data again (I added more details in the comments):
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Command line utility to output modified Markdown
What this command line utility does is to take a text file and update the content a bit before turning it into Markdown. For example, the first for loop searches all the straight quotes and replace ...
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Print the list of winter bash 2014 hats as a list of checkboxes in GFM format
In Winter Bash 2014,
since there is no easy way to see the hats I'm missing per site,
I decided to use Gists for that.
A perhaps not so well-known feature of GitHub Flavered Markdown (GFM) format ...
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Application for converting markdown to PDF
First time writing C in a long time and would like some code review to try and improve my code. I have some specific questions, but first an introduction to the code.
The application is a simple ...
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Markdown to HTML, again
I made another markdown parser. (original, this one on github). Look, I'm not crazy (sorta), I just like making markdown parsers…
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Parsing Markdown with Parsec
Are there better ways to refactor the code?
I would like to avoid try.
What do you think of the type-annotation-block?
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Preprocessing Markdown Documents for Keywords
I recently added a feature to my application to serve arbitrary markdown documents from a directory. This is designed to allow authors to populate a folder full of help documents, and be able to view ...
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Idiomatic clojure code in a markdown parser
Some time ago I created a markdown parser in clojure and I would like to get some feedback, since I'm a clojure noob in the first place (is the code understandable?/is it idiomatic?/can some things be ...
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Importing Markdown Files - Code Efficiency?
I'm building a rails app that, among other things, imports text markdown files as blog posts. The idea is that the truth is in the markdown files, so any time those are edited, created, or deleted, ...
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Creating MarkDown documents in ruby
I'm trying to dynamically generate some MarkDown formatted documents, with header fields of arbitrary lengths.
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Markdown static blogger program
I was hoping I might get some of the brains in Stack Overflow to take a look at my Python static blogger application. I've been using it a few years in a pretty hacked up form. Lately I decided to ...
