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This is a common styling hint for Markdown implementations: ---- %%%```php stuff ``` %%% ---- In Remarkup, we only support this hint: --- %%%```lang=php stuff ``` %%% It would be nice to understand Markdown language hint, because it looks similar and we can do that easily. ---- Some Markdown specifications: https://github.github.com/gfm/#fenced-code-blocks https://stackoverflow.com/editing-help#syntax-highlighting https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/markdown.html#code-spans-and-blocks As a side info to somehow understand influence, GitHub was born in 2007 (also Differential), Stack Overflow in 2008, Phabricator was released in 2010, and GitLab in 2011. == In Remarkup == IMPORTANT: For obvious reasons related to Remarkup, this can be a breaking change, since in Remarkup the text after the first backticks can be content. In Remarkup, the below example is a `lang=text` with 3 lines: counterexample ```php cpp python ``` In flavored markdown, the above is a `lang=php` with 2 lines (cpp and python)! See for example Stack Overflow, that eats the first line: {F314240} Our version must therefore be greatly sweetened. As general indication we can say: WARNING: Also before this Task, please AVOID to write content after the first backticks, or people cannot copy-paste your thing to GitLab or GitLab.

This is a common styling hint for Markdown implementations, not supported in Remarkup (at the moment): lang=text,COUNTEREXAMPLE ```php $stuff = 1; ``` Remarkup only supports the language hint through the `lang=` parameter: lang=text ```lang=php $stuff = 1; ``` It would be nice to understand Markdown language hint, because it looks similar and we can do that easily. ---- Some Markdown specifications: https://github.github.com/gfm/#fenced-code-blocks https://stackoverflow.com/editing-help#syntax-highlighting https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/markdown.html#code-spans-and-blocks As a side info to somehow understand influence, GitHub was born in 2007 (also Differential), Stack Overflow in 2008, Phabricator was released in 2010, and GitLab in 2011. == In Remarkup == IMPORTANT: For obvious reasons related to Remarkup, this can be a breaking change, since in Remarkup the text after the first backticks can be content. In Remarkup, the below example is a `lang=text` with 3 lines: counterexample ```php cpp python ``` In flavored markdown, the above is a `lang=php` with 2 lines (cpp and python)! See for example Stack Overflow, that eats the first line: {F314240} Our version must therefore be greatly sweetened. As general indication we can say: WARNING: Also before this Task, please AVOID to write content after the first backticks, or people cannot copy-paste your thing to GitLab or GitLab.

This is a common styling hint for Markdown implementations, not supported in Remarkup (at the moment): ---- %%%```php lang=text,COUNTEREXAMPLE stuff ```php ``` $stuff = 1; %%% ---- In Remarkup, we only support this hint: ``` ---Remarkup only supports the language hint through the `lang=` parameter: %%%``` lang=phptext stuff ```lang=php ``` $stuff = 1; %%% ``` It would be nice to understand Markdown language hint, because it looks similar and we can do that easily. ---- Some Markdown specifications: https://github.github.com/gfm/#fenced-code-blocks https://stackoverflow.com/editing-help#syntax-highlighting https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/markdown.html#code-spans-and-blocks As a side info to somehow understand influence, GitHub was born in 2007 (also Differential), Stack Overflow in 2008, Phabricator was released in 2010, and GitLab in 2011. == In Remarkup == IMPORTANT: For obvious reasons related to Remarkup, this can be a breaking change, since in Remarkup the text after the first backticks can be content. In Remarkup, the below example is a `lang=text` with 3 lines: counterexample ```php cpp python ``` In flavored markdown, the above is a `lang=php` with 2 lines (cpp and python)! See for example Stack Overflow, that eats the first line: {F314240} Our version must therefore be greatly sweetened. As general indication we can say: WARNING: Also before this Task, please AVOID to write content after the first backticks, or people cannot copy-paste your thing to GitLab or GitLab.