Probably not a genuine issue... but one can never tell.
* modules/creole.pl (CloseHtmlEnvironmentsCreole): Removed.
* modules/creoleaddition.pl (CloseHtmlEnvironmentsCreoleAddition):
Removed.
* modules/poetry.pl (CloseHtmlEnvironmentsPoetry): Removed.
integrated with improvements to CreoleHeaderRule().
(CreoleHeaderRule): Improved -- remarkably. Header markup may now
include all other (non-bol) markup, with exception of link markup
producing a dirty HTML block. ("Dirty" link markup in header
markup is stripped out, as appropriate.)
(CreoleListAndNewlineRule): Simplified implementation.
(CreoleRuleRecursive): Supported the global @HtmlAttrStack.
(GetCreoleLinkHtml): New function, reducing code-bloat.
* modules/creoleaddition.pl (CreoleAdditionRule): Simplified
implementation; and handled small caps markup properly, now.
by delegating that closure to the "CloseHtmlEnvironments" function.
This permits other extensions (namely, the Creole Markup extension)
to redefine the "CloseHtmlEnvironments" function and thereby
precisely override just when and how list markup is closed.
* modules/creole.pl ($CreoleDashStyleUnorderedLists): New option.
(RunMyRules): New function.
(CreoleRule): Improved conformance to the Wiki Creole standard by
strictly requiring, among other notable things, that horizontal
rules consist of four and only four dashes, that all image links
to images on the Wiki (e.g., image "FreeLinks") be marked as dirty
blocks, that the nowiki markup strictly require the opening and
closing three braces to reside on their own lines having no other
markup, and that preformatted code not extend over multiple blocks.
(CreoleListAndNewLineRule): Avoid handling dash-style unordered
list markup unless explicitly requested by the new
"$CreoleDashStyleUnorderedLists" option being set to 1 (since
that markup is non-standard, and explicitly contradicts the Wiki
Creole standard).
* t/creole.t: Adjusted tests broken by the above modifications;
these were, typically, tests for nowiki and preformatted markup
that assumed a less conformant, gentler handling of that markup.
position returns the length of the matched string on finishing
application of all rules. ("creole.pl" and "creoleaddition.pl" now
depend on this; it notifies them that rules are now finished.)
* modules/creoleaddition.pl (CreoleAdditionRule): Injected a sanity
check, to ensure closure of blockquotes at the end of a page.
* modules/creole.pl ($CreoleTableCellsAllowBlockLevelElements): New
option.
* modules/creole.pl (CreoleRule): The last, one hopes, of all Creole
table markup modifications (for the moment). The rather complex
table markup code has been modified so as to use the new option, has
been refactored for robustness and strict conformance to the Wiki
Creole standard, and has been well-documented.
* modules/creole.pl (CreoleGetTableHtmlAttributes): Deleted function.
of Wiki Creole syntax within Wiki Creole syntax. (Yes... This is confusing?)
* modules/creole.pl (CreoleRule): Used the new function. Specifically, you
can now embed Creole and CreoleAddition syntax (such as bold, italics, small
caps, and so on) within URL and Wiki link text, ala
"[[Some_Page|Wow! **Quite** an //%%interesting page%%// page, here]]."
* modules/creoleaddition.pl (CreoleAdditionRule): Renamed function from
"CreoleAdditionRules" to this.
supports a significantly stabler, more robust syntax--including:
multiline table cells, block level elements in table cells, CSS
stylization for images and image links, simpler, more efficient
regular expressions, new perldoc-style documentation, and a subtle
slew of other bug fixes. "Huzzah!"
* modules/creoleaddition.pl (AddOrCloseCreoleAdditionEnvironment): New
function.
(CreoleAdditionRules): Usage of the new function.
* t/creole.pl: Corrected all non-XPath-dependent tests.
* t/creoleaddition.pl: Corrected all non-XPath-dependent tests.
priority.
(CreoleNewLineRule): Add two more newline oriented rule items and
moved priority even further back.
(CreoleRule): Removed list items and newline rules.
