Version at: 23/02/2014, 17:09 vs. version at: 23/02/2014, 17:10
11# Sandbox
22
33Use this page to experiment with wiki markup.
44
55## Bulleted lists ##
66Nested bulleted list with two spaces for the second level of indentation and four spaces for the fourth:
77
88* a
99 * a.b
1010 * a.b.c
1111 * a.v
1212* z
1313
1414That list looks correct in the preview and correct in the final presentation.
1515
1616Another list where there are two spaces for each level of indentation:
1717
1818* a
1919 * a.b
2020 * a.b.c
2121 * a.v
2222* z
2323
2424Note that that list looks messed up in the preview, but correct in the final presentation.
2525
2626and one where there are four spaces for each level of indentation:
2727
2828* a
2929 * a.b
3030 * a.b.c
3131 * a.v
3232* z
3333
3434That list looks correct in both the preview and the final presentation.
3535
3636##Outlines
3737
3838Only two levels of indentation are shown in the "How to Format Text" box, but in reality, more are available:
3939
4040###Third level of indentation
4141####Fourth level of indentation
4242#####Fifth level of indentation
4343
4444However, the fifth level looks smaller than body text.
4545
4646##Code
4747
4848We need a way to present code as-is, so we want to be able to turn off wiki formatting for a block. The "code" markup (a pair of backticks) doesn't do the job.
4949
5050###Backticks
5151Code sample (note that the format differs between preview mode and final presentation):
5252
5353`
5454if (a)
5555 b
5656else
5757 c
5858`
5959
6060###Triple backticks
6161
6262This section is "fenced off" by triple backticks (see [GitHub Flavored Markdown](https://help.github.com/articles/github-flavored-markdown)):
6363
6464```
6565if (a)
6666 b
6767else
6868 c
6969```
7070
7171but the formatting is not preserved.
7272
7373###Blockquote
7474
7575The blockquote markup doesn't do the job either, since again the format differs between preview mode and final presentation:
7676
7777>>if (a)
7878>> b
7979>>else
8080>> c
8181
8282###XML-style blockquote tag
8383Here's an attempt to use an XML-style blockquote tag:
8484
8585<blockquote>
8686if (a)
8787 b
8888else
8989 c
9090</blockquote>
9191
9292The blockquote tag disappears altogether, but does not prevent the text it surrounds from being reformatted.
9393
9494##Escaping characters
9595
9696We need ways of escaping various characters:
9797
9898###Underscore
9999Mention a name that contains a single underscore:
100100
101101a_b
102102
103103It appears correctly. But mention a name that contains an underscore twice:
104104
105105a_b a_b
106106
107107It appears as:
108108
109109ab ab
110110
111111where the first b and the second a are italicized.
112112
113113Solution: Use a backslash in front of each underscore:
114114
115115a\\\_b a\\\_b
116116
117117to produce this output:
118118
119119a\_b a\_b
120120
121121###Parenthesis
122122
123123Say that I want to write this, but in a help section, so I don't want to trigger interpretation as an actual link. Here, I've included spaces to throw off interpretation, but I want to be able to accomplish that through escape sequences instead.
124124
125125[ t e x t ] ( h t t p : / / example . com )
126126
127127Solution: put a backslash before the open-square-bracket and before the open-parenthesis and close-parenthesis. (Putting a backslash before the close-square-bracket is optional.)
128128
129129\\[text\\]\\(http://example.com\\)
130130
131131Output:
132132
133133\[text\]\(http://example.com\)
134134
135135##Bookmarklet code
136136First bookmarklet test (which succeeds in both preview and presentation modes):
137137
138138[test][1]
139139
140140 [1]: javascript:var%20p=Math.floor((Math.random()*100)+1);location.href=%22http://tatoeba.org/eng/sentences/show_all_in/epo/und/eng/indifferent/page:%22+p;
141141
142142
143143Second bookmarklet test (which succeeds only in preview mode):
144144
145145[test 2a](javascript:var%20u%20=%20%22%22;var%20e=window.prompt%28%22Enter%20URL%20or%20number%20of%22+%22%20sentence%20to%20link%20to%20this%20one%22,%22%22%29;if%28e!=null%29{var%20r=/%28http:\/\/%5B^\/%5D+\/%5Ba-z%5D{3}\/%29?%28sentences\/show\/%29?%28%5B1-9%5D%5B0-9%5D%29%28#.%29?/;var%20em=e.match%28r%29;if%28em!=null%29{var%20h=location.href;var%20hm=h.match%28r%29;u=hm%5B1%5D+%22links/add/%22+hm%5B3%5D+%22/%22+em%5B3%5D;location.href=u;}else{alert%28%22Invalid%20input.%22%29};})
146146
147147Third bookmarklet test (which succeeds only in preview mode; in presentation mode it points to http://en.wiki.tatoeba.org/articles/show/sandbox):
148148
149149[test 2][2]
150150
151151 [2]:
152152javascript:var%20u%20=%20%22%22;var%20e=window.prompt%28%22Enter%20URL%20or%20number%20of%22+%22%20sentence%20to%20link%20to%20this%20one%22,%22%22%29;if%28e!=null%29{var%20r=/%28http:\/\/%5B^\/%5D+\/%5Ba-z%5D{3}\/%29?%28sentences\/show\/%29?%28%5B1-9%5D%5B0-9%5D%29%28#.%29?/;var%20em=e.match%28r%29;if%28em!=null%29{var%20h=location.href;var%20hm=h.match%28r%29;u=hm%5B1%5D+%22links/add/%22+hm%5B3%5D+%22/%22+em%5B3%5D;location.href=u;}else{alert%28%22Invalid%20input.%22%29};}
153153
154154Fourth bookmarklet test (which fails in both preview mode and presentation mode; in presentation mode it points to http://en.wiki.tatoeba.org/articles/show/sandbox):
155155
156156[test 3][3]
157157
158158 [3]:
159159javascript:var%20u%20=%20"";var%20e=window.prompt("Enter%20URL%20or%20number%20of" +"%20sentence%20to%20link%20to%20this%20one","");if(e!=null){var%20r=/(http:\/\/[^\/]+\/[a-z]{3}\/)?(sentences\/show\/)?([1-9][0-9])(#.)?/;var%20em=e.match(r);if(em!=null){var%20h=location.href;var%20hm=h.match(r);u=hm1+"links/add/"+hm[3]+"/"+em[3];location.href=u;}else{alert("Invalid%20input.")};}
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Version at: 23/02/2014, 17:09

# Sandbox

Use this page to experiment with wiki markup. 

## Bulleted lists ##
Nested bulleted list with two spaces for the second level of indentation and four spaces for the fourth:

* a
  * a.b
      * a.b.c
  * a.v
* z  

That list looks correct in the preview and correct in the final presentation.

Another list where there are two spaces for each level of indentation:

* a
  * a.b
    * a.b.c
  * a.v
* z  

Note that that list looks messed up in the preview, but correct in the final presentation.

and one where there are four spaces for each level of indentation:

* a
    * a.b
        * a.b.c
    * a.v
* z  

That list looks correct in both the preview and the final presentation.

##Outlines

Only two levels of indentation are shown in the "How to Format Text" box, but in reality, more are available:

###Third level of indentation
####Fourth level of indentation
#####Fifth level of indentation

However, the fifth level looks smaller than body text.

##Code

We need a way to present code as-is, so we want to be able to turn off wiki formatting for a block. The "code" markup (a pair of backticks) doesn't do the job.

###Backticks
Code sample (note that the format differs between preview mode and final presentation):

`
if (a)
    b
else
    c
`

###Triple backticks

This section is "fenced off" by triple backticks (see [GitHub Flavored Markdown](https://help.github.com/articles/github-flavored-markdown)):

```
if (a)
    b
else
    c
```

but the formatting is not preserved.

###Blockquote

The blockquote markup doesn't do the job either, since again the format differs between preview mode and final presentation:

>>if (a)
>>    b
>>else
>>    c

###XML-style blockquote tag
Here's an attempt to use an XML-style blockquote tag:

<blockquote>
if (a)
    b
else
    c
</blockquote>

The blockquote tag disappears altogether, but does not prevent the text it surrounds from being reformatted.

##Escaping characters

We need ways of escaping various characters:

###Underscore
Mention a name that contains a single underscore:

a_b

It appears correctly. But mention a name that contains an underscore twice:

a_b   a_b

It appears as:

ab ab 

where the first b and the second a are italicized. 

Solution: Use a backslash in front of each underscore:

a\\\_b a\\\_b

to produce this output:

a\_b a\_b

###Parenthesis

Say that I want to write this, but in a help section, so I don't want to trigger interpretation as an actual link. Here, I've included spaces to throw off interpretation, but I want to be able to accomplish that through escape sequences instead.

[ t e x t ] ( h t t p : / / example . com )

Solution: put a backslash before the open-square-bracket and before the open-parenthesis and close-parenthesis. (Putting a backslash before the close-square-bracket is optional.)

\\[text\\]\\(http://example.com\\)

Output:

\[text\]\(http://example.com\)

##Bookmarklet code
First bookmarklet test (which succeeds in both preview and presentation modes):

[test][1]

  [1]: javascript:var%20p=Math.floor((Math.random()*100)+1);location.href=%22http://tatoeba.org/eng/sentences/show_all_in/epo/und/eng/indifferent/page:%22+p;


Second bookmarklet test (which succeeds only in preview mode):

[test 2a](javascript:var%20u%20=%20%22%22;var%20e=window.prompt%28%22Enter%20URL%20or%20number%20of%22+%22%20sentence%20to%20link%20to%20this%20one%22,%22%22%29;if%28e!=null%29{var%20r=/%28http:\/\/%5B^\/%5D+\/%5Ba-z%5D{3}\/%29?%28sentences\/show\/%29?%28%5B1-9%5D%5B0-9%5D%29%28#.%29?/;var%20em=e.match%28r%29;if%28em!=null%29{var%20h=location.href;var%20hm=h.match%28r%29;u=hm%5B1%5D+%22links/add/%22+hm%5B3%5D+%22/%22+em%5B3%5D;location.href=u;}else{alert%28%22Invalid%20input.%22%29};})

Third bookmarklet test (which succeeds only in preview mode; in presentation mode it points to http://en.wiki.tatoeba.org/articles/show/sandbox):
 
[test 2][2]

  [2]: 
javascript:var%20u%20=%20%22%22;var%20e=window.prompt%28%22Enter%20URL%20or%20number%20of%22+%22%20sentence%20to%20link%20to%20this%20one%22,%22%22%29;if%28e!=null%29{var%20r=/%28http:\/\/%5B^\/%5D+\/%5Ba-z%5D{3}\/%29?%28sentences\/show\/%29?%28%5B1-9%5D%5B0-9%5D%29%28#.%29?/;var%20em=e.match%28r%29;if%28em!=null%29{var%20h=location.href;var%20hm=h.match%28r%29;u=hm%5B1%5D+%22links/add/%22+hm%5B3%5D+%22/%22+em%5B3%5D;location.href=u;}else{alert%28%22Invalid%20input.%22%29};}

Fourth bookmarklet test (which fails in both preview mode and presentation mode; in presentation mode it points to http://en.wiki.tatoeba.org/articles/show/sandbox):

[test 3][3]

  [3]: 
javascript:var%20u%20=%20"";var%20e=window.prompt("Enter%20URL%20or%20number%20of" +"%20sentence%20to%20link%20to%20this%20one","");if(e!=null){var%20r=/(http:\/\/[^\/]+\/[a-z]{3}\/)?(sentences\/show\/)?([1-9][0-9])(#.)?/;var%20em=e.match(r);if(em!=null){var%20h=location.href;var%20hm=h.match(r);u=hm1+"links/add/"+hm[3]+"/"+em[3];location.href=u;}else{alert("Invalid%20input.")};}

version at: 23/02/2014, 17:10

# Sandbox

Use this page to experiment with wiki markup. 

## Bulleted lists ##
Nested bulleted list with two spaces for the second level of indentation and four spaces for the fourth:

* a
  * a.b
      * a.b.c
  * a.v
* z  

That list looks correct in the preview and correct in the final presentation.

Another list where there are two spaces for each level of indentation:

* a
  * a.b
    * a.b.c
  * a.v
* z  

Note that that list looks messed up in the preview, but correct in the final presentation.

and one where there are four spaces for each level of indentation:

* a
    * a.b
        * a.b.c
    * a.v
* z  

That list looks correct in both the preview and the final presentation.

##Outlines

Only two levels of indentation are shown in the "How to Format Text" box, but in reality, more are available:

###Third level of indentation
####Fourth level of indentation
#####Fifth level of indentation

However, the fifth level looks smaller than body text.

##Code

We need a way to present code as-is, so we want to be able to turn off wiki formatting for a block. The "code" markup (a pair of backticks) doesn't do the job.

###Backticks
Code sample (note that the format differs between preview mode and final presentation):

`
if (a)
    b
else
    c
`

###Triple backticks

This section is "fenced off" by triple backticks (see [GitHub Flavored Markdown](https://help.github.com/articles/github-flavored-markdown)):

```
if (a)
    b
else
    c
```

but the formatting is not preserved.

###Blockquote

The blockquote markup doesn't do the job either, since again the format differs between preview mode and final presentation:

>>if (a)
>>    b
>>else
>>    c

###XML-style blockquote tag
Here's an attempt to use an XML-style blockquote tag:

<blockquote>
if (a)
    b
else
    c
</blockquote>

The blockquote tag disappears altogether, but does not prevent the text it surrounds from being reformatted.

##Escaping characters

We need ways of escaping various characters:

###Underscore
Mention a name that contains a single underscore:

a_b

It appears correctly. But mention a name that contains an underscore twice:

a_b   a_b

It appears as:

ab ab 

where the first b and the second a are italicized. 

Solution: Use a backslash in front of each underscore:

a\\\_b a\\\_b

to produce this output:

a\_b a\_b

###Parenthesis

Say that I want to write this, but in a help section, so I don't want to trigger interpretation as an actual link. Here, I've included spaces to throw off interpretation, but I want to be able to accomplish that through escape sequences instead.

[ t e x t ] ( h t t p : / / example . com )

Solution: put a backslash before the open-square-bracket and before the open-parenthesis and close-parenthesis. (Putting a backslash before the close-square-bracket is optional.)

\\[text\\]\\(http://example.com\\)

Output:

\[text\]\(http://example.com\)

##Bookmarklet code
First bookmarklet test (which succeeds in both preview and presentation modes):

[test][1]

  [1]: javascript:var%20p=Math.floor((Math.random()*100)+1);location.href=%22http://tatoeba.org/eng/sentences/show_all_in/epo/und/eng/indifferent/page:%22+p;


Second bookmarklet test (which succeeds only in preview mode):

[test 2a](javascript:var%20u%20=%20%22%22;var%20e=window.prompt%28%22Enter%20URL%20or%20number%20of%22+%22%20sentence%20to%20link%20to%20this%20one%22,%22%22%29;if%28e!=null%29{var%20r=/%28http:\/\/%5B^\/%5D+\/%5Ba-z%5D{3}\/%29?%28sentences\/show\/%29?%28%5B1-9%5D%5B0-9%5D%29%28#.%29?/;var%20em=e.match%28r%29;if%28em!=null%29{var%20h=location.href;var%20hm=h.match%28r%29;u=hm%5B1%5D+%22links/add/%22+hm%5B3%5D+%22/%22+em%5B3%5D;location.href=u;}else{alert%28%22Invalid%20input.%22%29};})

Third bookmarklet test (which succeeds only in preview mode; in presentation mode it points to http://en.wiki.tatoeba.org/articles/show/sandbox):
 
[test 2][2]

  [2]: 
javascript:var%20u%20=%20%22%22;var%20e=window.prompt%28%22Enter%20URL%20or%20number%20of%22+%22%20sentence%20to%20link%20to%20this%20one%22,%22%22%29;if%28e!=null%29{var%20r=/%28http:\/\/%5B^\/%5D+\/%5Ba-z%5D{3}\/%29?%28sentences\/show\/%29?%28%5B1-9%5D%5B0-9%5D%29%28#.%29?/;var%20em=e.match%28r%29;if%28em!=null%29{var%20h=location.href;var%20hm=h.match%28r%29;u=hm%5B1%5D+%22links/add/%22+hm%5B3%5D+%22/%22+em%5B3%5D;location.href=u;}else{alert%28%22Invalid%20input.%22%29};}

Fourth bookmarklet test (which fails in both preview mode and presentation mode; in presentation mode it points to http://en.wiki.tatoeba.org/articles/show/sandbox):

[test 3][3]

  [3]: 
javascript:var%20u%20=%20"";var%20e=window.prompt("Enter%20URL%20or%20number%20of" +"%20sentence%20to%20link%20to%20this%20one","");if(e!=null){var%20r=/(http:\/\/[^\/]+\/[a-z]{3}\/)?(sentences\/show\/)?([1-9][0-9])(#.)?/;var%20em=e.match(r);if(em!=null){var%20h=location.href;var%20hm=h.match(r);u=hm1+"links/add/"+hm[3]+"/"+em[3];location.href=u;}else{alert("Invalid%20input.")};}

Note

The lines in green are the lines that have been added in the new version. The lines in red are those that have been removed.