Ubdate

[RaffaeleMorganti]

Build

• script save -xml into theme folder
• script for windows users (.ps1 for powershell)

Theme

• [x] Checkboxes aren't formatted as links
• [x] Strikethrough
• [x] Quoted text has different color
• [x] Italic and bold-italic(***) formatted
• [x] Horizontal Rule
• [x] Tables
• [ ] bold not formatted (to prevent italic into bold (or vice-versa) bug when formatted
• [ ] * wrong if used as unordred list indexer

[Edditoria]

Thanks for making the commits tidy. I'm reviewing the changes piece by piece.

As you see in current master branch, there are 2 builds now: "modern" and "classic". I will compare your PR with classic build, then implement them in modern build if appropriate. Considering some highlightings are not good for common users, I will drop those changes. Will explain why :)

Please be notice that it may mess up your current codes, please git checkout -b your repo. Rebase it or maintain your version later.

[Edditoria]

Changes to the PR:

Script files:

• build.sh: Apply, then merge to latest that is more descriptive, commit: 2bbe755ac610483a4199f2d95519015c96c8fdf9
• build.ps1: Revert. Remove since there will be more true and false implementations, or even switch another template engine for if-then features.

Settings in Template XML:

• enable "Ignore case": Apply. For keywords like "https".
• Keywords 1 fontStyle: Revert. URI is underline by Notepad++. It is not appropriate to be italic that Windows fonts often screw its looking.
• Keywords 3: Revert. Some users told that they write --- as normal text in their article. I also saw this in some URLs. That's why Keywords 2 requires 4 dashes for both <h2> and <hr>.
• Keywords 3, 4 & 5: Revert (to original). Highlight of multiple-words is implemented in modern build.
• Number style: Apply. Will be optional in json file, false by default.
• Number style: Suffix 2: Apply. Didn't confirm any difference. May be example It is deducted by 0.1 and 0.2.?
• Operators 1: \~ \< \>: Apply. Good take!
• Operators 1: \: Revert back to \\. Single \ is confusing in normal text-based article. (Or did I miss something?) #todo
• Operators 1: : |: Change to :|: |: :| \| |. : alone is confusing in normal text-based article.
• Operators 2: Apply.
• Delimiter 1: Revert. Cannot see any difference. Is there any risk?
• Delimiter 1 fgColor and fontStyle: Revert. It refers to links. Color have to be consistent. However, I also want to distinguish with http links. So I chose to make it italic. Considered it is not harmful without underline.
• Delimiter 2: ~~~ Apply.
• Delimiter 3: >: Revert. (1) The character > is quite common and lot of users don't escape it in their article. UDL is not powerful enough to correctly identify it as <quote>. (2) More importantly, a quote is powerful and important. It should not be grey out. And should contain the styles inside the quote. (3) It should be something like "comment line style", but headings are more common in writing. So I made a choice.
• Delimiter 4 & 5: _ and ___: Revert. Does not pass link test, e.g. [bookmark]: /rare___link.html "It just happens"
• Delimiter 2, 3 & 4: ((EOL)) things: Apply.
• Delimiter 3 & 4: Revert but apply ((EOL)).
• *Delimiter 5 `: Revert.** It is solved in modern build, e.g. bullet point with bold text* is messed. For~~`, I will find a better style. Next time please.