Klein implements certain HTML tags differently from standard Markdown. For example, Klein's !img directive is quite different from Markdown's ![image] directive. This was originally done because I thought I would need special functionality, but a lot of what is already available in Markdown seems to be just fine for Klein. I'd like to see the Klein directives organized into four groups:
Klein Specific - directives that do not exist in markdown (for instance, !ans), and thus should not be modified
Markdown Overlap - directives that are essentially the same in Klein as in Markdown
Markdown Redundant - directives that Klein has that Markdown also has but using different syntax
Markdown Missing - directives that Markdown has that Klein does not
Once the review is done we can figure out which directives need modification, extension, or implementation
Klein implements certain HTML tags differently from standard Markdown. For example, Klein's
!imgdirective is quite different from Markdown's![image]directive. This was originally done because I thought I would need special functionality, but a lot of what is already available in Markdown seems to be just fine for Klein. I'd like to see the Klein directives organized into four groups:Once the review is done we can figure out which directives need modification, extension, or implementation