Re: Creole
- Posted by andi49 Apr 10, 2014
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Well, to be totally pedantic, its not "creole" that is changing the ampersand, it's the creole-to-html program that is using the creole library that is causing this problem. That program handles some special HTML codes and for those that it doesn't recognise, it just converts the leading '&' to '&' and let's the browser deal with it.
The creole library does not process any creole markup tags inside a triple braces set. Actually, it doesn't know anything about HTML mark up.
It's the job of any program using the library to convert the output of the creole markup (supplied from the library) to some other format, e.g. HTML tags, Latex script, Postscript, plain text,... whatever.
Thank you
Your answer is not pedantic, it's correct. Adding the Umlaut encoding to html_gen.e wasn't that hard ;)
At least for my usage i have now a creole (better: creolehtml) that works the way i want.
Thanks for showing the way.
Andreas
