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[gusl]

I've just created my own HTML generator, for my website.

I've been procrastinating / forgetting to do this for years. With Perl, being rusty, I got it working in less than two hours. ... I had forgotten the joy of making things that work.

Here's a sample output:

People Disagree Too Much
the problem
the solution


the problem (comment)
The problem is blah blah .
And the others: * hsqo
dw

dw
wf

tw44w
4nw4
45
53w
5g3
53






53435
b43wb4b4
* dwjp

the solution (comment)
the solution is jksl fwkl

Comments

[gustavolacerda.livejournal.com]

I created a primitive meta-HTML format called GML (guess what it means!)

[jbouwens.livejournal.com]

GML originally stands for "Generalized Markup Language". It was an early precursor to modern-day HTML.

You asked ;).

In any case, that is pretty much how MarkDown and Textile work as well. If you ever find your own GML too limited, they're worth a try.

Jeroen