A quick experiment with markdown

• From: Steven Pemberton <steven.pemberton@cwi.nl>
• Date: Mon, 01 Aug 2022 19:32:19 +0000
• To: ixml <public-ixml@w3.org>
• Message-Id: <1659382144606.1116266082.3467768436@cwi.nl>

Following on from this [evening]'s discussion about parsing markdown, here 
is a quick incomplete try with embedded html
THE IXML

markdown: (section, #a)+.
-section: (h1; h2; h3; h4; h5; h6; p; blockquote; ol; ul; pre; hr), #a.

h1: -"#", ~["#"], ~["#"], ~["#"], ~["#"], ~["#"], text.
h2: -"##", ~["#"], ~["#"], ~["#"], ~["#"], text.
h3: -"###", ~["#"], ~["#"], ~["#"], text.
h4: -"####", ~["#"], ~["#"], text.
h5: -"#####", ~["#"], text.
h6: -"######", text.
-text: c+.
-c: ~["<"; #a]; html.

-html: "<", tag, ">", c+, "</", id, ">".
-tag: id, (s, attr)*, s?.
-id: [L]+.
-attr: id, "=", value.
-value: '"', ~['"']*, '"';
         "'", ~['"']*, "'".
-s: " "+.

p: nonstarter, c+.
-nonstarter: ~["#>-"; Nd].

blockquote: ">", c+.
ol: li+.
li: d+, '.', c+.
-d: [Nd].

ul: "@" . {todo}

hr: -"-"+.

pre: "$" . {to do }#

THE MARKDOWN

# A Test

This a <b class="red">paragraph</b>.

---

## Header 2

THE OUTPUT

<markdown>
    <h1> A Test</h1>


    <p>This a &lt;b class="red">paragraph&lt;/b>.</p>


    <hr/>


    <h2> Header 2</h2>

</markdown>

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Received on Monday, 1 August 2022 19:32:36 UTC