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How do I force a line break/new line in rst? I don't want it to be a new paragraph (ie. no additional spaces between the lines), I just want the text to start on a new line. Thanks! The line block syntax also worked, and was a bit cleaner: | This is a line | This is another line | Another new line According to the docs for docutils raw role , you can do this: If there just *has* to be a line break here, :raw-html:`<br />` it can be accomplished with a "raw"-derived role. But the line block syntax should be considered first. You will need to define the raw role first: .. role:: raw-html(raw)

I have a requirement to parse data files in "txf" format. The files may contain more than 1000 entries. Since the format is well defined like JSON, I wanted to make a generic parser like JSON, which can serialise and deserialise txf files. On contrary to JSON, the mark up doesn't have a way to identify an object or an array. If an entry with same tag occurs, we need to consider it as an array. # Marks the start of an object. $ Marks the members of an object / Marks the end of an object Following is a sample "txf" file #Employees $LastUpdated=2015-02-01 14:01:00 #Employee $Id=1 $Name=Employee

http://docs.fusioncharts.com/charts/contents/Styles/Font.html I tried this, along with a lot of things but failed to do so. Here's what I want. <string name="ss">Bold. Underlined. Italic. Big. Small</string> I want to format a little bit of the string. Where it's written bold, I want it to be bold...and same for others. I tried a lot of tags ...but well nothing worked, and I couldn't find anything on Google or SO. I know how to do it in a textview, but that's not what I want... I'm sending some text resource to an activity that shows it... If I did it with different text views, I'd have to

Is it possible to create a single regexp to replace < and > with their entity equivalents in Komodo Edit? s/<|>/<|>/ I'm guessing that you may have to convert & to & and so on. If this is the case there's most likely a library or function in whichever language/platform you're using (e.g. in Java check out StringEscapeUtils ). Indicate which language you're using and someone here will no doubt point you to something appropriate. It is easy in to do this in just about any language without using regex: PHP: $xml = str_replace(array('>', '<'), array('>','<'), $xml); Python: xml = xml.replace('>',

A simple lightweight markup language like e.g. defined by Ceole 1.0 could be very useful for use in program and application documentation that is used as the basis for automatically created HTML and LaTeX. Is there any Java library out there that would be able to create HTML AND LaTeX from some markup dialect (creole, markdown, textile or similar)? Are there any tools or libraries that would make it easier to implement such a library oneself? Starting from scratch gets surprisingly complex when done right. Unless I've misunderstood your question, Fletcher Penney's Multimarkdown is about a

I asked this question regarding a strange behaviour from a GridView control in ASP.Net (I'm using C#). For each row in my GridView there is an an 'Edit' and 'Delete' link. The edit for example has this javascript:__doPostBack('gvwServers','Edit$0') - So obviously the server is going to figure out someone has clicked to edit row 0 of gvwServers . Fair enough. If I click the Edit link I get a postback and the GridView is redrawn with the Edit button replaced with an 'Update' and 'Cancel' button. Standard behaviour. NOW - The 'Cancel' button has this link javascript:__doPostBack('gvwServers',

GitLab server can't start . The reason is likely because gitlab.yml configuration file is not correct. What tool to use to check yml grammar is correct? I have tried Notepad++ and SublimeText, but they show small sign in different places: Notepad doesn't like indent for 1 line. SublimeText Can really indents and spaces be problem in GitLab config parser? VonC What I use, and this works with any editor, is a comparison between: gitlab.yml gitlab.yml.example I developed a little bash diff script which will look for differences in keys (not values, since you are supposed to put your own values

I have a need to write a basic scripting/templating engine that will run under PHP. Ideally, I would be able to mix my own markup language with an (X)HTML template and run the document through a server-side parser to dynamically replace my own markup with (X)HTML served out of a database. Unfortunately, for all my knowledge of PHP and scripting, I'm not quite sure where to start. My first instinct was to run the entire document through some kind of regex parser and map my custom markup to specific PHP functions ... but that seems a bit slow and heavy-handed to me. What resources/tutorials