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My guess is that it is used as a unit to incrementally grow the size of your buffer when needed.
Why is a 'unit' required and what are some good practices to know what number to set?"
I noticed that the wiki uses "16" as a unit and hoedown.c uses these two different values for the input/output buffer sizes:
#defineDEF_IUNIT 1024
#defineDEF_OUNIT 64
Thanks!
EDIT:
Also, what is 'nesting' in the context of hoedown_html_renderer_new and hoedown-document_new? "Maximum level of block nesting parsed." Is it just about markdown lists?
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What is a 'unit'?
What is a 'unit' and what is 'nesting'?
Oct 19, 2018
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My guess is that it is used as a unit to incrementally grow the size of your buffer when needed.
Why is a 'unit' required and what are some good practices to know what number to set?"
I noticed that the wiki uses "16" as a unit and hoedown.c uses these two different values for the input/output buffer sizes:
Thanks!
EDIT:
Also, what is 'nesting' in the context of hoedown_html_renderer_new and hoedown-document_new? "Maximum level of block nesting parsed." Is it just about markdown lists?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: