Le 2008-07-17 à 16:41, Jan Erik Moström a écrit :
Well, there is a good reason why Markdown doesn't do this. Many
prefer to use a plain text editor which doesn't wrap text (I for
example prefer my text files this way) and we insert hard new lines
to keep the lines from becoming too long. If those hard newlines
were translated into <br /> Markdown would be useless for a lot of
people.
That's one reason. Personally, I often generally don't write hard-
wrapped paragraphs... except inside lists and blockquotes where I
wants things aligned properly in the source text.
For instance, I don't want my text editor to wrap automatically my
like item like this:
1. First item of a list with two lines worth wasted text
for your reading pleasure.
So I indent correctly the second line to make it better looking and
easier to write:
1. First item of a list with two lines worth wasted text
for your reading pleasure.
By doing this, I'm inserting a newline character at the end of each
line. If Markdown was adding a line break there, then I'd be forced to
write the bad-looking version, reducing readability of the source text.
The same applies to blockquotes:
> This and that and this and that and this
> and that and this.
You couldn't indent each line with a ">" if Markdown was to convert
every newline to a `<br />`.
(and I don't think there is an option to get it to behave the way
you want)
No there isn't one.
Michel Fortin
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http://michelf.com/
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