Christopher Smith wrote:
if I replace them with u first, it seems to work fine... but not in headers. Andreas (or anyone else who knows), is there a way to parse syntax inside a header without having to abandon the syntax plugin because I'll need to resort to xhtml postprocessing again? (furigana, via ruby markup, is an intrinsic japanese language feature, unlike bold/italic, which are only styling, so it really needs to be processed in headings and the ToC, too)Yes and Yes.Its a long time since I looked at this. But once, a while back, I did try to add the u flag to the lexer. As I recall it broke. I guess things could have changed.You can experiment with it yourself - inc/parser/lexer.php, line #213. Add a 'u' into both strings.- return ($this->_case ? "msS" : "msSi"); + return ($this->_case ? "msSu" : "msSiu"); - Chris
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