Hi,
Does anyone know about a Markdown parser (or why not textile) that can automatically interpret a string that looks like "http://…" as a hyperlink?
I find it painful to type the square brackets and the parenthesis when I just want to enter a short url that speaks for itself.
Hi,
Does anyone know about a Markdown parser (or why not textile) that can automatically interpret a string that looks like "http://…" as a hyperlink?
rdiscount claims to do this, although I've never used that particular feature. It's pretty fast too.
Fred
Thanks! I am currently using rdiscount but had missed that feature when reading the docs.
You can also use the ruby helper autolink() on the return from whatever parser you use.
You can also use the ruby helper autolink() on the return from whatever parser you use.
rdiscount will be faster so I'll use it for that purpose, thanks for the tip though; I never knew about that method before.
You can't imagine how easier my life has just become!