Discount - Ver. 1.2.7 der C Implementation von Markdown erschienen
Installiert – getestet und keine Bugs mehr gefunden…
Changelog:
- Corrects a bug with strget() not properly returning EOF because it was
returning a char or unsigned int instead of an int (should be a signed int,
but that way lies C99 madness.) This bug was reported by A.S.Bradbury, who
discovered it when trying to build markdown with a 64 bit version of gcc.
- Corrects a boundary condition bug with ‘![]()’ and/or ‘[]()’, where the
content parser stops parsing 4 (for IMG) or 5 (for HTML) characters before
the end of the embedded content. This bug was reported by Christian Herenz,
who has been finding many many boundary condition bugs in the way ‘![]()’ and
[]() (don’t) work.
- The new configuration option —enable-superscript turns on fancypants
substitutions that translate word^word into wordword. I'm not
sure if it’s the most useful thing in the world, but I have found cases
where I'd like to be able to get superscripts generated just by
themselves. (and since I don’t code in PASCAL any more, I don’t need to
worry about tripping over a dereferencing ^ as much as I used to worry
about it.)
Punkt 2 gefällt mir besonders gut 
Mehr Infos und Download:
http://www.pell.portland.or.us/%7Eorc/Code/markdown/
Posted by Christian Herenz
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