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Hi!

The implementation proposed in this webpage:
http://www.textism.com/tools/textile/index.php

Precisely states that " and ' should not be touched inside the
.

When processing text files with python-textile, this is not the case,
and they are replace by html special characters.

It would be really nice if it was possible to have URLs in the input string turned into links:

>>> from textile import textile
>>> textile('http://www.google.co.uk/")
'<a href="http://www.google.co.uk">http://www.google.co.uk</a>'

looks like the classid regex's forward-looking condition doesn't like the alt tag in parentheses on images.

Example: !(myclass)/assets/photo.png(cool stuff)!

(_text_)

should return:

(text)

It currently returns:

(_text_)

t = Textile()
t.footnoteRef('текст[1] ')

won't work, but it will work if i change the function to

def footnoteRef(self, text):
    ptrn = re.compile(r'\b\[([0-9]+)\](\s)?', re.UNICODE)
    return ptrn.sub(self.footnoteID, text)

>>> import textile

This is OK:

>>> textile.textile("Ala ma kota[1]")
'\t<p>Ala ma kota<sup class="footnote"><a href="#fn217a423d-2aca-4b3b-b18d-65cfc5cf4022">1</a></sup></p>'

But this is not:

>>> textile.textile("Ala ma kota”[1]")
'\t<p>Ala ma kota\xe2\x80\x9d[1]</p>'
>>> textile.textile("Ala ma kota\"[1]")
'\t<p>Ala ma kota&#8221;[1]</p>'
>>> textile.textile("Blah,[3] blah, blah")
'\t<p>Blah,[3] blah, blah</p>'

In general it looks like [no] markers must be put after letter to be handled properly. In real texts I often see them after quotes or punctuation.

Tested on textile 2.1.4 (as present in Ubuntu 10.04)

This currently doesn't work on the latest released version: _italic_word_. The textism site renders it correctly leading me to believe this project should too. :)

In Textile 2.0 (http://textile.thresholdstate.com/) this is valid:

H[2]O

Putting brackets allow you get around having white space before modifers. This did not seem to work in Python Textile.