May 8, 2006 at 3:21AM Textuality: a text markup processor
On Saturday and Sunday evenings, I wrote a replacement text processor for this site and FusionWiki that I call Textuality. Inspired primarily by Markdown, it’s designed to be simple to implement, avoid bugs in the CF5 regular expression engine, accurate, and readable.
You can download a copy here, and try it out online here.
Update: Fixed a bug that messed up links preceding emoticon references in paragraphs. I also removed the <cfinclude> tag on the test page because it wasn’t needed any more and was conflicting with the global definition of Textuality() I use elsewhere in the site now that I’ve converted my weblog and comments over to use Textuality now.
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