test_input.textile

Working

Redmine internal link syntax is preserved

This is a [[wiki link]].

Code highlighting is preserved

SELECT * FROM table;

Inline code can contains @

Repository is @[email protected]/user/repo@.

Block code use backtick, not indent, if they are not preceded by a blank line

Try this:

echo “OK”

Disabled strange \\www. parsing from redmine

\\www.server\asd\asd\index.html
\\www.server.com

Quotations are preserved

> I’ll be back! Ha! You didn’t know I was gonna say that, did you?

XML tags are preserved

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
    <array>
        <dict>
            <key>foo</key>
            <string>bar</string>
        </dict>
    </array>
</plist>

Plain URL should not get broken by escaped characters

http://example.com/example_site/#test

Known limitations

Unsupported cell formatting is dropped silently

one	two
Cell spanning 2 columns
Cell spanning 2 rows	one
	two
Right-aligned cell	Left-aligned cell

Unsupported multiline tables

one	two
Cell spanning 2 columns asd
Cell spanning 2 rows	one

one	two
multilinecell – List 1 – List 2 – List 3	multilinecell – List 1 – List 2 – List 3
Right-aligned cell	Left-aligned cell

Other Table

A:	B
D:	Dunkelgrün
C:	Grün

List with code block is partially supported

The numbering will be reset after each code block, but layout is preserved:

1. first item:

   
   SELECT * FROM table;
   

2. second item:

   
   
   rm -rf /tmp/*
   
   

3. final item

But some more complex case might result in broken list layout.

Wrongly formatted lists (wrong textile, but works in redmine)

Correct List

1. A
   • A
     • B
       • C
   • A
     • R
2. A
   • G
     • G
       • G
         • G
         • G
       • G

First wrong List

1. A
   • A
     • B
       • C
   • A
     • R
2. A
   • G
     • G
       • G
         • G
         • G
       • G

Second wrong list

• A
  1. A
     1. B
        1. C
  2. A
     1. R
• A
  1. G
     1. G
        1. G
           1. G
           2. G
        2. G