Rendering of lists

[adiel-mittmann]

As mentioned in another issue, there are problems rendering lists. I forked your code and rewrote render_list_data() to fix it. I can't prove it works in all cases, but it does work for these:

== 1 ==
* a
** b
*#* c
*** x

==2==
# one
#* eee
#* eee
# two
# three

==3==
# a
# b
#* c
# d
# e
#* f
#* g
#* h
#* i
# j
#* k
# l
#* m

==4==
:# a
:# b
:#: c
:# d

The above lists generate element for element the same results as MediaWiki. Feel free to incorporate the changes into your branch.

[nricciar]

This looks broken still for me. For example the 2nd example you get...

<ol><li>one<ul><li>eee</><>eee</li></ul></><>two</><>three</li></ol>

as you can see its rendering the content with empty html elements.

[nricciar]

I have merged your changes in along with a minor fix to fix the empty element issue.

[adiel-mittmann]

That's not the result I'm getting here. This is what it produces:

<ol><li>one<ul><li>eee</li><li>eee</li></ul></li><li>two</li><li>three</li></ol>

Did you get a clean copy of my repository? I'm new to GitHub, so I'm not sure if forking your project and telling you about it was the proper way of doing things :P

[nricciar]

Looks like ruby1.9 has different results with pieces[-1] compared to 1.8. pieces[-1,1] seems to be compatible with both versions.

[adiel-mittmann]

That explains it. I did not test it in Ruby 1.8.