Is there a chance to strikeover a text?

[petr....@gmail.com]

Hi all,

in the legacy parser source code, I revealed the comment:

	/// 1. __underline__ ==> <u>underlined</u>
	/// 2. ^^super^^script ==> <sup>super</sup>script
	/// 3. ,,sub,,script ==> <sub>sub</sub>script
	/// 4. --strikethrough-- ==> <del>strikethrough</del>

I've tested those markups and __underline__, ^^super^^ and ,,sub,, works perfectly.

 --strikethrough-- markup does not work resp. a parser recognizes it
but instead of rendering strike-over text it simple removes a text
completely (there is no output rendered for it at all).

Is it an intention or a bug?

Or, is there any other way how to achieve strike-over text?


Thanks, Petr

[Chris Small]

Unfortunately the Creole parser in Roadkill isn't the most modular, clean piece of code ever written (it's Microsoft's old Codeplex parser). Roadkill is moving to Markdown only in the next version, including a tonne of extensions but in the meantime maybe just use a regex as a work around.

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