Ahh, that's very cool!
Though this is way off-topic from internal links (but I'm not sure where to bring this up, if there's a pillar repo somewhere) -- is there any way you can implement multi-line annotations? (and multi-line list items, for that matter). Using either an open/close syntax, or Markdown style (where if the next line begins with 4 spaces, it's counted as a continuation of the previous line.
I bump into this a lot, with the PBE book. Working on a large text file using GitHub for version control kind of neccesitates hard line breaks at 80 chars. (Otherwise it's very awkward to see diffs, since long lines require scrolling horizontally).
Regular Pillar paragraphs can be hard-wrapped at 80 chars no problem. But annotation lines or list item lines cannot. So one is stuck either avoiding them altogether (and emulating them using bold / italic / etc), or having to deal with the difficulty with��diffs.��
So, any chance to make them multi-line capable?
Thanks again!
On Thursday, April 9, 2015, Cyril Ferlicot <
cyril.ferlicot@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi.
With Damien we're working on the creation of Annotation and Transformers.
Now you can use this Annotation's tag :
${inputFile:myFile.pillar}$
on your file to include your myFile.pillar.
That still can change a bit, i'm working on it and i still need to do the tests.