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Markdown-to-macro() Filter

Paragraphs, escapes, empty parens

Might be nice to be able to take a file that's been written in markdown format and output it as compatible source for macro()

This would allow someone who has previously created some number of documents to convert them easily, while making available to them the many advantages that macro() has to offer. (This is not a link) and [I am not square]

Linking

This line has a link next My Link and then more text.

Sort-of linking: Images

Whereas this line has an image next My Image and then additional text

Raw URL

And this is a raw url http://datapipe-blackbeltsystems.com right back there

Emphasis

Here comes some bold text and then italic text followed by some more bold text and another bit of italic text. Which, not being modest, we will follow with some bold and italic text and in fact, we'll do it twice. And then there is this, quite seriously. Now we'll break across two lines and then do it again as we are just that kind of line-breaker.

Lists

Unordered:

  • single level
  • very simple
  • hopefully, anyway

Ordered:

  1. one
  2. dos
  3. III

Unordered with unordered sublist

  • line one
  • line two
    • subline 1
    • subline 2
  • line three

Code

Fenced code:

 org $0100
toport lda 0,x++
 sta >ioport
 bne toport
 rts

Now for some HTML fenced code:

<p>
paragraph content goes here
</p>

In-line code:

Here is some code: macro() and that's the end of it, or at least, hopefully.

This stuff has tags: <pre>foo</pre>

Four-space indent code:

This is not indented four spaces. Neither is this

But this is
as is this
and this

But not this.

Tables

header 1 header two
cell a cell B
cell III cell quatro