Hi Terrence Terrence Brannon wrote: > Hi Stuart, > > 1. I have a need for creating inline literal/code elements, such as: > > Whenever you call the <code>addYen()</code> function, > > I want to know what plain-text markup is used to simulate the code > tags I used above.
Define your own quotes, something like: [quotes] _=code [tags] code=<code>|</code> Your example: Whenever you call the _addYen()_ function, See the 'Configuration Files -> Special Sections -> Quoted Text' User Guide section. > > 2. In this text, a warning is thrown about a missing irc macro: > > So, after this, I jumped on irc://irc.freenode.net/#haskell[the > Haskell IRC channel] and asked if anyone had any suggestions for > > > How can I get such a macro to work for me? I don't know what backend markup you want but for HTML something like (this is the same as the predefined [http-inlinemacro] in xhtml11.conf): [irc-inlinemacro] <a href="{name}:{target}">{0={name}:{target}}</a> This would generate: <a href="irc://irc.freenode.net/#haskell">The Haskell IRS channel]</a> > > > 3. I created the mailing list (cc'ed above) but have seen no > traffic. Also, since asciidoc is hosted on sourceforge, I think you > can create a mailman list there if you dont want to use mine. > It's fine where it is, I expect traffic will be quite low, AsciiDoc has a low profile and most users tend to stick with a fairly basic subset of the default markup syntax (I haven't forgotten to announce the mailing list on the webpage, just been batching up changes). Cheers, Stuart -- Stuart Rackham _______________________________________________ asciidoc-discuss mailing list asciidoc-discuss@metaperl.com http://metaperl.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/asciidoc-discuss