Creates script that formats apostrophes/quotes nicely if outside of c… #380
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…ode block, inline code or html tag; applies it to all markdown files in project.
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| let mut previous_char = '⌨'; // default non-alphanumeric char |
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Might be worth using https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/char/constant.REPLACEMENT_CHARACTER.html ?
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Nice, I was looking for something along those lines and resulted to using an arbitrary character. Fixed in caf951f.
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Nice work, this is looking great and will be really useful!!! I'm sorry that I've taken so long to get back to you! I found one edge case, on this line in the diff: https://github.com/rust-lang/book/pull/380/files#diff-3050b578efb0fc3da82cb00232968d03L223 I would have expected the quotes within the inline code to be unchanged, but they have been changed. The strange thing is if I put that line in its own file, it doesn't change the quotes, as I expect. So I'm not sure what it is, but something about the content before then in chapter 1 is confusing Do you mind taking a look into what's going on? Thanks!!! I'm honored we're your first Rust code!!! ❤️ |
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Hmm, that is strange. I'll have time in a couple days to investigate (and fix the merge conflict). I'll post back soon! |
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@lancelafontaine whew, a bunch of stuff has changed since January. Any interest in keeping this going? |
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Hey @steveklabnik, sorry for dropping off the face of the earth. I've got a few other commitments I have to finish before getting back to this, but would likely be able to pick it back up in a few weeks. If anyone else is interested in looking into this before then that would be great! Otherwise I would be happy to pick it up again soon. |
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@lancelafontaine zero worries, I certainly know how that goes. 😄 |
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I should have time to pick this back up over the next couple of days @steveklabnik @carols10cents. I'll submit a new PR after revisiting it :). |
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I'll close this pull request and open another one up. |
…ode block, inline code or html tag; applies it to all markdown files in project.
This is my first Rust program ever, so hopefully it isn’t too much “spaghetti code”. If you can let me know how I can improve it, I will!
I applied it to all markdown files in the project with
for f in ./**/*.md; do; cat "$f" | ./target/debug/quote2curly | tee "$f"; done;. I looked most of the output and it looks good to me.This script considers that all
"in html tags are within one line. The only outcome of this is that commented paragraphs also get parse and formatted.