[kramdown-users] Custom block parser

[Matt Neuburg]

In RubyFrontier I just use erb for this. Sure, it sounds boring and old-fashioned, but it works fine. For example:

//// =====

# <%= title %>

This is cool because:

* Reason

* Another reason

//// ====

So, the stuff between the ////===== markers (I just made those up, sorry) is a kramdown document, as you can tell from the # paragraphs and the two * paragraphs. But before kramdown gets hold of it, erb has done a pass, so the <h1> content of the # paragraph has come from a variable or method called "title". 

m.


On Jan 30, 2013, at 3:18 AM, Fedor Gusev <gusevfe at gmail.com> wrote:

> I want to create a parser to use inline Ruby code. Like
> 
> """ ruby
> puts "This is not *funny*."
> """
> 
> So that output would be
> 
> This is not *funny*. 
> 

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