Flat code block syntax
Waylan Limberg
waylan at gmail.com
Wed Oct 10 08:48:02 EDT 2007
On 10/9/07, Lou Quillio <public at quillio.com> wrote:
> Michel Fortin wrote:
> > 3. Ignore the problem, stick with tilde alone. This obviously
> > isn't optimal for everyone, but perhaps there is simply no
> > solution that can be optimal for everyone.
>
> Perhaps not optimal for everyone, but I say stick with it.
>
> Citing code blocks is a deliberate operation, not
> stream-of-consciousness.
>
> While it's maybe a little awkward to generate `~` with some Latin
> keyboards, IMO those citing code blocks should be able to handle it.
> Others aren't affected.
>
Yeah, I'd have to agree. Besides, this is a second alternate syntax.
The old indenting sytax will always work. If it is difficult to type a
few tildes, the only time I would imagine them being used is in those
few rare cases when one has two consecutive code blocks or a code
block immediately after a list, etc. Although I have the tilde handy
on my keyboard, I imagine those are the only times I'd be using it.
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