Since Textile curls quotes automatically, my first thought is to just
add the SmartyPants functionality to the existing Markdown filter. Is
there a good reason not to do this? Should we ship a separate
SmartyPants filter as well?
Personally I always educate quotes. I submitted the patch as two
separate filters simply because Markdown and SmartyPants are (sort
of) distributed separately. I also figured it was nice to give people
the option of denying their quotes an education.
Having a standalone SmartyPants filter would be great, especially for
those who want to write HTML yet still educate their quotes. I’ll
submit a patch with tests if you like.
Having a standalone SmartyPants filter would be great, especially for
those who want to write HTML yet still educate their quotes. I’ll
submit a patch with tests if you like.
Having a standalone SmartyPants filter would be great, especially for
those who want to write HTML yet still educate their quotes. I’ll
submit a patch with tests if you like.
Having a standalone SmartyPants filter would be great, especially for
those who want to write HTML yet still educate their quotes. I’ll
submit a patch with tests if you like.
That sounds good.