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+README coming soon.  For now see README in the lib/ directory

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+= ClothBlue HTML 2 Markdown converter
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+
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+== What it is
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+
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+A script to convert HTML into Markdown markup for use, for example, with BlueCloth.
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+
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+
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+== Requirements
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+All you need is Ruby.
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+
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+== Get it
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+Available as a gem on GitHub:
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+Or download from:
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+Or get the source:
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+
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+
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+== Features
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+
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+This is alpha software, and only a few Markdown rules have been implemented yet:
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+ * font markup and weight (<b>, <strong>, ...)
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+ * text formatting (<sub>, <sup>, <ins>,<del>)
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+
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+== Usage
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+
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+require 'clothblue'
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+text = ClothBlue.new("<b>Bold</b> <em>HTML</em>!")
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+text.to_markdown
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+
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+== Get Help
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+Feel free to contact me, or peruse the homepage.
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+ * http://craigjolicoeur.com/clothblue/
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+ * http://github.com/cpjolicoeur/clothblue/
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+
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+== Acknowledgments
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+
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+ClothBlue is heavily copied from the ClothRed library (http://clothred.rubyforge.org/).  Much thanks to
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+Phillip Gawlowski for the initial idea and code.  I basically just ported this HTML to Textile converter
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+to work with Markdown instead of Textile.  The format of the code and README docs are pretty much exact
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+clones as far as the format is concerned.

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+=begin rdoc
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+Provides the methods to convert HTML into Markdown.
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+*Please* *note*: ClothBlue creates UTF-8 output. To do so, it sets $KCODE to UTF-8. This will be globally available!
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+#--
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+TODO: enhance docs, as more methods come availlable
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+#++
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+Author:: Craig P Jolicoeur (mailto:cpjolicoeur@gmail.com)
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+Copyright:: Copyright (c) 2008 Phillip Gawlowski
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+License:: MIT
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+=end
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+require 'cgi'
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+$KCODE = "U"
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+class ClothBlue < String
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+end