NoSquint: Firefox Extension

08 May 2007 in links
tagged with [extension] [firefox] [plugin] [size] [text] [zoom]

Save zoom settings on a per-site basis

http://urandom.ca/nosquint/

 

NoSquint: Firefox Extension

rephrase § Markdown Footnotes

19 September 2006 in links
tagged with [footnotes] [markdown] [markup] [syntax] [text]

Markdown needs a footnotes syntax. This is an implementation of a possible method, discussed on the markdown mailing list last year.

http://rephrase.net/box/word/footnotes/

 

rephrase § Markdown Footnotes

Homepage of Crimson Editor - Free Text Editor, Html Editor, Programmers Editor for Windows

28 January 2006 in links
tagged with [editor] [text] [unicode] [windows]

Does everything I want - file browser, UNIX line endings, it even gives me the level of control I need over file encodings. and it’s free. Perfect.

http://www.crimsoneditor.com/

 

Homepage of Crimson Editor - Free Text Editor, Html Editor, Programmers Editor for Windows

ConTEXT Programmers Editor - home

11 January 2006 in links
tagged with [editor] [text] [windows]

 

ConTEXT Programmers Editor - home

Text::Reflow - Perl module for reflowing text files using Knuth’s paragraphing algorithm. - search.cpan.org

01 January 2006 in links
tagged with [algorithm] [knuth] [reflow] [text]

 

Text::Reflow - Perl module for reflowing text files using Knuth's paragraphing algorithm. - search.cpan.org

Text::Textile

23 September 2005 in blog
tagged with [perl] [text]

Props to Brad Choate, who has released Text::Textile 2.03, freeing me from the burden of maintaining it myself. Yay.

 

Excerpts and Markdown

29 March 2005 in blog
tagged with [markdown] [text]

Markdown allows you to specify links [like this][1], and then specify the link target later in the file:

[1]: http://server/path/somewhere

This is really nice, and makes for very readable raw text, but it has a disadvantage when WordPress decides that it wants to automatically make an excerpt of something by truncating the raw text, then running it through the filter. You get a very ugly excerpt and lots of hanging links. The alternative, of course, is to process the text, produce XHTML, and then truncate it randomly, producing (probably) malformed XML. Not nice.

As a work-around, I’ve just removed all excerpts from this site - everything that ever appears should be full-text. It’s not like I type a lot normally…