#richtextformat — Public Fediverse posts

So, I figured out how to send notes from #DraftsApp to #AppleNotes when needed. I tried automating this, but the #markdown to #RichTextFormat does not speak #Bocce.

The trick is to "Preview" the draft as HTML, then select all, copy paste.

More steps than I'd like, but it works well enough.

Works for Teams and Outlook too.

Sad day for .RTF users. https://gizmodo.com/microsoft-is-killing-wordpad-1850805768 #microsoft #richTextFormat #rtf

@Jedigirl
I feel sorry for followers of rtf. They're probably still pretty far down on the list.
#humor #RichTextFormat

Does someone know a good #rtf #richTextFormat parser in #golang #clang #rust or any other compiled language? One, which can handle symbols like Ü correctly? #kotlin would be fine as well

In the next release of #Xwriter coming soon, I changed 2 rules :
1. HTML alias as :
`Text`{serif #red ...}
2. Paragraph indentation as :
|1/2/3Tabs+Text

These syntax are just better in plain-text and are closer to the syntax already used in pandoc

#markdown #markdock #editor #richtext #RichTextFormat #richtexteditor

In the next release of #Xwriter coming soon, I changed 2 rules :
1. HTML alias as :
`Text`{serif #red ...}
2. Paragraph indentation as :
|1/2/3Tabs+Text

These syntax are just better in plain-text and are closer to the syntax already used in pandoc

#markdown #markdock #editor #richtext #RichTextFormat #richtexteditor

@zatnosk @Gina I was thinking the same. Even just using a simple search/replace to put a newline before each < should hopefully give a more useful line number indication to see exactly which tag isn't closed properly.

I also wonder how many of the documents in the #office world actually need such formatting, and where something like #markdown (perhaps run through #pandoc to export to #PDF) or #RichTextFormat wouldn't just suffice...