Commands in-line with OC ?

bbigford

@Danp said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

Markdown reference

Oh that's nice... I'll bookmark that. Thanks!

scottalanmiller

It's four spaces before for inline and three backticks on the line before and after a block. Both of these do code style formatting.

dafyre

@scottalanmiller said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

It's four spaces before for inline and three backticks on the line before and after a block. Both of these do code style formatting.

Also, three ~ (tilde) in a row.

Romo

@dafyre said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

@scottalanmiller said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

It's four spaces before for inline and three backticks on the line before and after a block. Both of these do code style formatting.

Also, three ~ (tilde) in a row.

testing ~~~

They work indeed!

bbigford

@Romo said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

@dafyre said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

@scottalanmiller said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

It's four spaces before for inline and three backticks on the line before and after a block. Both of these do code style formatting.

Also, three ~ (tilde) in a row.
testing ~~~
They work indeed!

If you use them at the beginning, in place of spaces, looks like it'll just blank out your reply...

alex.olynyk

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DustinB3403

DustinB3403

Yea putting in ~~~ just hides it.

alex.olynyk

testing

Romo

@BBigford said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

@Romo said in Commands in-line with OC ?:
@dafyre said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

@scottalanmiller said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

It's four spaces before for inline and three backticks on the line before and after a block. Both of these do code style formatting.

Also, three ~ (tilde) in a row.
testing ~~~
They work indeed!
If you use them at the beginning, in place of spaces, looks like it'll just blank out your reply...

I believe that is because it expects the optional language identifier for syntax highlighting.

dafyre

Hmm... I've never had that problem with mine... but I usually only use it when I'm posting code blocks... ie:

<?PHP
echo "Hello world!";
?>

alex.olynyk

[root@nextcloud ~]# ip a | grep eth0
2: eth0: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc pfifo_fast state UP qlen 1000
    inet 192.168.128.241/24 brd 192.168.128.255 scope global dynamic eth0
[root@nextcloud ~]#
[root@nextcloud ~]# ip r
default via 192.168.128.254 dev eth0  proto static  metric 100
192.168.128.0/24 dev eth0  proto kernel  scope link  src 192.168.128.241  metric 100
[root@nextcloud ~]#

alex.olynyk

Thanks to everyone who contributed in this thread. Very helpful.

DustinB3403

Another really simple way to do this would be to use Notepad++ and just indent the entire code space.

Copy it from notepad++ and paste it to ML.

scottalanmiller

@DustinB3403 said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

Another really simple way to do this would be to use Notepad++ and just indent the entire code space.

Copy it from notepad++ and paste it to ML.

Now that we know it's just three back ticks before and aft, that's easier than the indent method.

DustinB3403

Really

'''
testing
'''

scottalanmiller

@DustinB3403 said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

Really

'''
testing
'''

You have to know what backticks are, of course, for it to work.

DustinB3403

test

So the ``` and ```` on a individual paragraph works.

bbigford

@DustinB3403 said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

test 
So the ``` and ```` on a individual paragraph works.

test using ``` before and after "test"

bbigford

@DustinB3403 said in Commands in-line with OC ?:

test 
So the ``` and ```` on a individual paragraph works.

Hmm, ``` doesn't look the same as four spaces for me. Weird.