Where are Parse rules for ";" and ":"

[TonyM]

Folks

Can anyone please tell me where to find the Where are Parse rules for ";" and ":" in Tiddly wiki

I would like to create another that uses "." on a line to do the same as ";" without bolding so I can have a quick way of indicating a line/sentence in tiddlywiki that will have a line feed at the end and not merge with lines above and below. Consider it a single line/paragraph version of the 

"""
sections
Honoring line

feeds
"""

Thanks

Tony

[TonyM]

These rules do no seem to be handled the same way as others

<$list filter="[[inline]]" variable=type>
   <$list filter="[wikiparserrules<type>]" variable=rule>

   </$list>
</$list>

Where 

";" results in

<dl>
<dt>Hello</dt>
</dl>

Hello

I want a line with a leading "." to result in

<dt>Hello</dt>

Without the `<dl></dl>` wrap so it is not bolded

Regards

Tony

[@TiddlyTweeter]

Ciao TonyM,

Not sure it helps, but the parser for definition lists is in with the other list constructs in "$:/core/modules/parsers/wikiparser/rules/list.js". There is a brief note on styling in it ...

Best wishes 

Josiah

[TonyM]

Thanks Josiah - I missed that

I see it defines something similar, now so JS hacking.

; This is a term that is being defined
: This is the definition of that term

Regards

Tony

[TonyM]

Folks,

$:/core/modules/parsers/wikiparser/rules/list.js I have cloned this and attempted to edit it.

Certainly it looks like the place to do this but my initial attempts at hacking the js resulted in a dead wiki.

I see the steps as add "." period to the initial characters in the regex

Then  add a list type of  

".": {listTag: "dt", itemTag: "dt"},

Without the `<dl></dl>` wrap so it is not bolded as I want

Can anyone help with a little javascript help?

Basically I want a leading period on any line to be the same as ";" but not "bolded".

Regards

Tony