[cl-markdown-devel] case sensitivity/preservation question

[Gary King]

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for pushing on this. Wrapping the filename in quotes is  
probably the best solution right now. (I don't like having to check to  
see whether or not a particular extension is doing the parsing). I'm  
also thinking that
since this is Markdown and not Lisp, it would be reasonable to wrap  
the parsing in dynamic bindings for *print-case*, etc. I'm going to  
experiment with this _real_ soon now (I hope).

regards,

On Nov 6, 2008, at 3:54 PM, Daniel Herring wrote:

> On Wed, 5 Nov 2008, Daniel Herring wrote:
>> On Tue, 4 Nov 2008, Gary King wrote:
>>> On Nov 4, 2008, at 12:50 AM, Daniel Herring wrote:
>>>> cl-user> (require :cl-markdown)
>>>> cl-user> (cl-markdown:markdown #P"index.md")
>>>>
>>>> This mostly works, but it complains that
>>>> Unable to find RESOURCES/HEADER.MD in any of the search-locations
>>>> Unable to find RESOURCES/FOOTER.MD in any of the search-locations
>>>
>>> thanks for the report; I'm traveling right now but will try to  
>>> look at this
>>> soon.
>>
>> Ok.  I hoped this was simply a case of user error.
>>
>> After poking around, I think the problem is the read-from-string in
>> %pull-arguments-from-string.
>>
>> (cl-markdown::%pull-arguments-from-string "resources/header.md")
>> -> (RESOURCES/HEADER.MD)
>
> Here's a rough "works for me for today" fix.
>
> (defmethod process-span ((name (eql 'eval)) registers)
>   ;; the one register contains the command and the buffer index.
>   (bind (((command &rest args)
> 	  (%pull-arguments-from-string (first registers)))
> 	 (buffer-index (and args (fixnump (first args)) (first args))))
>     (process-handle-eval
>      command
>      (or (and buffer-index
>               ;; dherring added the following IF
>               (if (eql command 'cl-user::include)
>                   (list (item-at (bracket-references *current- 
> document*)
>                                  buffer-index))
>                   (%pull-arguments-from-string
>                    (item-at (bracket-references *current-document*)
>                             buffer-index))))
> 	 args))))
>
>
> But having gotten that far, I think it would be better to simply use
> {include "file.md"}
> instead of
> {include file.md}
>
>
> - Daniel
>
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