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Support inline formatting within table cells. |
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Moved patterns into the parser, introducing functionality for pattern re-use. |
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Moved common parsing functionality into a separate module. |
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Introduced a parser class to allow parameterisation of the parsing activity. |
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Reordered the functions and reformatted slightly. |
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Added some table attribute validation. |
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Use serialisation to convert ill-formed table rows back to text. |
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Fixed transposed colspan and rowspan patterns. |
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Moved test data into separate files, making it possible to run individual tests. |
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Added initial table attribute support. |
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Added initial support for table elements. |
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Added larger and smaller text formatting. |
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Minor append operation tidying. |
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Employ node addition more widely in order to replace empty nodes. |
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Added subscript and superscript formatting. |
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Added underlined text support and, unlike Moin, formatting within headings. |
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Merged handling of emphasised and strong text. |
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Added emphasis and strong formatting support. |
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Added initial definition list element support. |
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Introduced an explicit paragraph break node, removing the final indicator from |
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Added support for other list node types, breaking the pattern for list items up |
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Added support for headings. |
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Added horizontal rule support. |
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Reorganised the code into a package. |
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Capture indents used when starting regions/sections. |
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Added initial support for list item parsing. |
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Consolidated region parsing further, adding a mechanism of invoking handlers |
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Attempt to modularise pattern recognition actions. |
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Tidied and consolidated somewhat. |
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Employ separate patterns for region start and end markers. |
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Used more obvious variable names. |
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Added document node prettyprinting. |
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Switched to using a token stream in order to support different parsing modes as |
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Introduced notions of transparent regions that should be parsed as wiki text, |
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Moin wiki format utilities. |
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