Closed okbob closed 4 years ago
On it. There's a new version coming up, and it seems to have no problem rendering README.md from plpgsql_check repository. I'll finish polishing and uploading it this weekend. And check out whats wrong with this version.
(The new version featuring a clipboard for individual url reference links.)
@okbob New version has been uploaded. I tested it on plpgsql_check's README.md and worked like a charm. Apparently there's some POSIX issues that caused the seg fault.
The clipboard polishing is taking a bit of time... But it will be done in coming days
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@okbob https://github.com/okbob New version has been uploaded. I tested it on plpgsql_check's README.md and worked like a charm. Apparently there's some POSIX issues that caused the seg fault.
yes - it is working now nice.
Probably for code and pre tag a long lines should be truncated (not wrapped)
But it is nice tool
The clipboard polishing is taking a bit of time... But it will be done in coming days
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Probably for code and pre tag a long lines should be truncated (not wrapped)
I'll look into that. Initially I was just thinking about the ease of copying. Currently '< pre >' is defined as "don't format me". But you are definitely right about truncates for '< code >' tag.
I try to watch README.md from plpgsql_check project, and it finish by segfault xREADME.md.gz