SGML

Note: To produce HTML from the example markdown sources, copy and paste an example source, store it into a file with the ".md" file extension, and invoke

sgmlproc <your-file.md>

where <your-file.md> is replaced by the actual file used for storing.

This demonstrates that

	code blocks actually need to be separated
	by a blank line
from preceding text (see hanging-indent.txt)

<p>This demonstrates that
</p><pre><code>code blocks actually need to be separated
by a blank line
</code></pre><p>from preceding text (see hanging-indent.txt)
</p>

This demonstrates that

	while it doesn't have to (see codeblock0.txt),
	a code block can be separated by a blank line

from following text

<p>This demonstrates that
</p><pre><code>while it doesn't have to (see codeblock0.txt),
a code block can be separated by a blank line
</code></pre><p>from following text
</p>

	While it doesn't have to (see codeblock3.txt),
	a code block can be separated by a blank line

from following text (markdown doesn't generate different HTML from it).

<pre><code>While it doesn't have to (see codeblock3.txt),
a code block can be separated by a blank line
</code></pre><p>from following text (markdown doesn't generate different HTML from it).
</p>

	While it doesn't have to (see codeblock0.txt),
	a code block can be separated by a blank line
from following text.

<pre><code>While it doesn't have to (see codeblock0.txt),
a code block can be separated by a blank line
</code></pre><p>from following text.
</p>

This shows that

	code block lines
		having tabs or quadspaces at the begin of code lines
		    have those over-indentation preserved in
		        the output

<p>This shows that
</p><pre><code>code block lines
	having tabs or quadspaces at the begin of code lines
	    have those over-indentation preserved in
	        the output
</code></pre>

-	Likewise,

			over-indented code lines
			     are preserved
						in nested code blocks

<ul><li><p>Likewise,
</p><pre><code>	over-indented code lines
	     are preserved
				in nested code blocks
</code></pre></li></ul>

- this list has a codeblock

		in a line that would be the first list continuation line
	that is, the first list continuation line comes after the
	code block (same as codeblock0.txt, but in list).
- this continues the list

<ul><li><p>this list has a codeblock
</p><pre><code>in a line that would be the first list continuation line
</code></pre><p>that is, the first list continuation line comes after the
code block (same as codeblock0.txt, but in list).
</p></li><li>this continues the list
</li></ul>

-	As the authors of pandoc and PHP Markdown Extra point out

	there's a conflict in using a code block after
	a list,

	when you don't want the code block to be part of 
	a list item, ie. the indentation rules
	make the 2nd (and 3rd) paragraph of this text
	continuation paragraphs of a list item, and there's
	no way to put it at the top level, short of placing
	additional top level text after the list.

<ul><li><p>As the authors of pandoc and PHP Markdown Extra point out
</p><p>there's a conflict in using a code block after
a list,
</p><p>when you don't want the code block to be part of 
a list item, ie. the indentation rules
make the 2nd (and 3rd) paragraph of this text
continuation paragraphs of a list item, and there's
no way to put it at the top level, short of placing
additional top level text after the list.
</p></li></ul>

-	To deal with the problem of codeblocks after lists,
-	Pandoc's author suggest to place 

<!-- an HTML comment -->

	as non-visible content terminating a list

<ul><li>To deal with the problem of codeblocks after lists,
</li><li>Pandoc's author suggest to place 
</li></ul><!-- an HTML comment -->
<pre><code>as non-visible content terminating a list
</code></pre>

-  We shall demonstrate that

        in a code block, just as a properly indented blank line,
         
        a blank line without indentation is 

        taken to be part of the code block if followed by 
        further code block lines  

<ul><li><p>We shall demonstrate that
</p><pre><code>in a code block, just as a properly indented blank line,
 
a blank line without indentation is 

taken to be part of the code block if followed by 
further code block lines  
</code></pre></li></ul>

-  We shall demonstrate that

        in a code block, just as a two properly indented blank lines,


        two blank lines without indentation are


        taken to be part of the code block if followed by 
        further code block lines  

<ul><li><p>We shall demonstrate that
</p><pre><code>in a code block, just as a two properly indented blank lines,


two blank lines without indentation are


taken to be part of the code block if followed by 
further code block lines  
</code></pre></li></ul>

-   This is like lazy-blank-lines-in-code-blocks and demonstrates that

        in a code block, just as a properly indented blank line,
         
        a blank line without indentation is 

        taken to be part of the code block,

    with text following the code block which is continuation text to
    the text preceding the code block.

<ul><li><p>This is like lazy-blank-lines-in-code-blocks and demonstrates that
</p><pre><code>in a code block, just as a properly indented blank line,
 
a blank line without indentation is 

taken to be part of the code block,
</code></pre><p>with text following the code block which is continuation text to
the text preceding the code block.
</p></li></ul>

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	  <dc:date>2012</dc:date>
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	  <bibo:volume>&#160;</bibo:volume>
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<p>The following XML fragment needs to be quoted:
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The following is a gfm-style fenced code block

```
Code text goes here
```

<p>The following is a gfm-style fenced code block
</p><pre><code>Code text goes here
</code></pre>

- The following is a gfm-style fenced code block in a list item

	```
	Code text goes here
	```

<ul><li><p>The following is a gfm-style fenced code block in a list item
</p><pre><code>Code text goes here
</code></pre></li></ul>

The following is a gfm-style fenced code block in a block quote

> ```
> Code text goes here
> ```

<p>The following is a gfm-style fenced code block in a block quote
</p><blockquote><pre><code>Code text goes here
</code></pre></blockquote>

The following is a gfm-style fenced code block

```javascript
console.log("Code text goes here")
```

producing a `code` element with the `class="javascript"` attribute.

<p>The following is a gfm-style fenced code block
</p><pre><code class="javascript">console.log("Code text goes here")
</code></pre><p>producing a <code>code</code> element with the <code>class="javascript"</code> attribute.
</p>