Benct Philip Jonsson

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In this generated usage description the positional input file argument comes second to last between the `-e` and `-E` options rather than last as I would expect, although in the...

https://github.com/jgm/djot.lua/blob/a0583ef8270d025b3e86ef521b35f7397cf7215b/djot-writer.lua#L17 It is probably more efficient to use `"\\%0"` as the replacement rather than a function. In a replacement string `%0` gets replaced with the whole match, `%1` with the...

What about a schema which recognises TO_JSON methods the same way as the JSON modules do? That would be a useful compromise I think. Would it be hard to implement?

enhancement

Currently lists as values of mapping keys are not indented relative to mapping keys, so that e.g. ``````perl { foo => ['bar', 'baz'] } `````` becomes ``````yaml foo: - bar...

enhancement

The title nearly says it all. The two additional points are that I would like also keys to be single-quoted and would prefer that keys/values containing only ASCII alphanumerics and...

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**Describe your proposed improvement and the problem it solves.** A little more DWIMery in the Lua API: let the List constructor when given a string as argument split that string...

enhancement

**The problem** The `--data-dir` option is useful, but its overriding the default user data directory is often a problem, since you may want to use files both from a custom...

enhancement

**Proposed enhancement and the problem it solves** My request is to make the “variables” - `${USERDATA}` - `${HOME}` - `${.}` expand to their respective paths in *any* string in a...

enhancement

**Describe the problem** Currently Pandoc supports looking for data files in the directories - `$DATADIR/filters` - `$DATADIR/defaults` - `$DATADIR/metadata` - `$DATADIR/templates` - `$DATADIR/csl` but the following potentially equally useful data...

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It seems like function `title` does the same thing as function `upper`: ```lua local lua_utf8 = require("lua-utf8") local str = 'någonting, нічого, τίποτα' print(lua_utf8.title(str)) print(lua_utf8.upper(str)) ``` ``` output NÅGONTING, НІЧОГО,...

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