On 05Sep2022 08:37, raf via Mutt-users <mutt-users@mutt.org> wrote:
> I like your indenting of code blocks, but it seems to
> put an additional blank line after each code block.
> That might not be intentional.
Not intentional. I just wanted to keep the 4 space indent used to trigger a
code block for the same visual effect, since I use that instead of the
triple backticks usually. Pandoc tosses those spaces.
That's correct behaviour for markdown.
Doesn't mean I like it :-)
If you want the
output to be indented four spaces, the markdown source
needs to be indented eight spaces. But for email use,
it's a nice idea to do what you're doing.
I'd like the HTML to resemble the source MarkDown, visually.
If you want to prevent the extra line, the sed command
can be changed to remove theindenyt before the closing
line of the code block:
sed '
s/^\(<pre><code>\)\(.*<\/code><\/pre>\)$/\1 \2/
t post_pre_code
/^<pre><code>/,/<\/code><\/pre>$/{
s/^/ /
s/^ \(<pre><code>\)/\1 /
s/^ \(<\/code><\/pre>\)/\1/
}
:post_pre_code
'
Ah, right. Thanks.
Cheers,
Cameron Simpson <c...@cskk.id.au>
