Tried To Install The MarkDown plugin

[atomi]

I went ahead and tried to install this markdown plugin

http://oldwiki.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Markdown 

Also added the appropriate MarkdownFormat tag yet the markdown formatting isn't working.

version major: 2, minor: 6, revision: 4

[sewpafly]

Use this one: http://showdown.tiddlyspace.com/#ShowDown which requires
this one: http://showdown.tiddlyspace.com/#ShowDown.js

I would like to incorporate the functionality of this plugin into the
normal formatting system, but I can't figure out how to hook it in
without pattern matching.

On Oct 11, 4:07 pm, atomi <louiedo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I went ahead and tried to install this markdown pluginhttp://oldwiki.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Markdown

[Tobias Beer]

Hey sewpafly,

What exactly do you mean? Today it works by using a formatter so you
can use MarkDown next to regular TiddlyWiki syntax. What are you
missing?Hey sewpafly, what exactly do you mean? Today it works by
using a formatter so you can use MarkDown next to regular TiddlyWiki
syntax. What are you missing?

If you want to try to replace TiddlyWiki formatters with MarkDown,
that indeed is not a simple task, especially when it comes to all the
additional fancyness of plugins and such and whatever they rely on,
e.g. sections, slices and what not.

Cheers, Tobias.

[Data Computist]

I installed this plugin. How do I use it?

I put 

`this is supposed to be verbatim code`

and 

    xxxxxx this is computer code

    another line of computer code

in a tiddler and it does format as Markdown would do.

What could i be missing?

Thanks!

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[PMario]

On Oct 15, 12:06 am, Data Computist <lumeng....@gmail.com> wrote:
> `this is supposed to be verbatim code`

did you try
§§§

`this is supposed to be verbatim code`

§§§

or

§§§

xxxxxx this is computer code
another line of computer code

§§§

-m

[PMario]

Hi Tobias,
I think, the main problem is, that you need the §§§ pre/postfixes to
get the thing activated.

Martin's "old" formatter, worked with tags, to activate a "different"
formatter. Your plugin uses the pre and postfixes. Both methods are
"suboptimal".

eg:
If I want to use a tag: "markdown" the "tag activated" formatter may
be wrong, if I just want to use the tag, but no formatting.
Your §§§ needs an additional marker, that is not markdown. Which makes
copy/paste more work.

I think it'd be worth a topic in the dev group, since TiddlySpace
introduced a field "server.content-type" to handle different content-
types in a defined way. IMO file TW should get some support in this
direction too.

-m

[sewpafly]

Actually that's what I was trying to say. The "old" formatter appears
to work if you just tag the post with something like "MarkdownFormat"
or something similar. I was hoping for a mechanism like that without
requiring a pre/post-fix delimiter.

[Tobias Beer]

Everything dev related, over here please...

http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywikidev/browse_frm/thread/9eeb5e671e3a975f

PMario, could you take a look and perhaps provide some input? I
remember you were enlightening humble me with respect to the first
version, if not pointing out that sewpafly's request would probably
pop up at some point.

Thanks, Tobias.

[Data Computist]

When i do this, it gives a pop-up window when i save a tiddler using
Markdown syntax. The pop-up window says "ReferenceError: Showdown is
not defined".

I checked that my tiddlers MarkDown and MarkDown.js are correctly
saved. I copied them from http://showdown.tiddlyspace.com/ and tagged
them systemConfig.

[Tobias Beer]

Hi,

Could you upload a minimal testcase somewhere, so we can have a look
at what could be wrong?
Otherwise it's real hard to diagnose.

Cheers, Tobias.

[Meng Lu]

Hi,

I tried copied my tiddlers at

http://lumeng.tiddlyspace.com/tiddlers.wiki

Could you please take a look?
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[Meng Lu]

Well, somehow after deleting tiddlers Markdown and Markdown.js and recreating them in my TiddlyWiki instance, things start to work. It might be that i had a copy-paste error. :)
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[atomi]

I couldn't get this to work.