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After a few email exchanges with Spir, he sent me the latest version of Pijnu and I (manually) merged it with our GitHub repository, which is now the official one for Pijnu. At the same time, I updated the license information of Pijnu (I added myself as the current developer) and improved the code style to match (partially but better than before) the [http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/ PEP8 style guide]. | After a few email exchanges with Spir, he sent me the latest version of Pijnu and I (manually) merged it with our GitHub repository, which is now the official one for Pijnu. At the same time, I updated the license information of Pijnu (I added myself as the current developer) and improved the code style to match (partially but better than before) the [http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/ PEP8 style guide]. | ||
== June 15th to June 21st == | |||
I added a basic Unicode support in Pijnu, so that our parser could parse Unicode strings. | |||
Erik defined tickets from my TODO list and I added the PEG rules and Python tests for some of them (paragraphs, lists). I also rewrote a part of the current syntax definition in order to be able to parse escaping characters (eg. [ { | } ]) when not used in the definition of a link or a template. | |||
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June | June 22th+: Erik validated my progress so far and we decided to mark a first step by reorganizing the directory structure, putting Pijnu's generated parser as the center of our parser and work in branches from there. I totally rewrote the tests architecture in order to be able to use ''nose'' for testing. | ||
I added the support for HTML tags and entities. | |||
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