On 2008.09.09 19:49:49 +0100, Neil Mitchell
Hi Gwern,
Sorry for not noticing this sooner, my haskell-cafe@ reading is somewhat behind right now!
NP. I'm in no hurry; this TMR thing is an side project of mine, and I still haven't figured out how to get references/pandoc/citeproc-hs to work together, and I want to get them to work before I actually start uploading any converted articles.
convertToHaskell (TagOpen "pre" atts) = TagOpen "haskell" atts convertToHaskell (TagClose "pre") = TagClose "haskell" convertToHaskell x = x
Direct pattern matching is much easier and simpler.
That is very nice! Now the whole thing is like 5 lines of actual code. Once again, TagSoup wins.
The escaping of ' is caused by renderTags, so instead call:
renderTagsOptions (renderOptions{optEscape = (:[])})
Thanks.
For no escaping of any characters, or more likely do something like <,
and & conversions. See the docs: http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/tagsoup/0.6/doc/html/Text-HTML-T...
Well, I did look at that Haddock page, as well as the others. But honestly, just a bare line like 'renderTagsOptions :: RenderOptions -> [Tag] -> String' doesn't help me - it doesn't tell me that 'that's default behavior, but you can override it thusly'.
Am I just barking up the wrong tree and should be writing a simple-minded search-and-replace sed script which replaces <pre> with <haskell>, </pre> with </haskell>...?
Not necessarily. If you literally just want to replace "<haskell>" with "<pre>" then sed is probably the easy choice. However, its quite likely you'll want to make more fixes, and tagsoup gives you the flexibility to extend in that direction.
Thanks
Neil
Hm hm. I see; the TagSoup way is more powerful in the long run. -- gwern blackjack NAVSVS Koancho Counter Merlin JICS 510 fuses JICC y