Hi.

First of all, thanks for the answer _why.

why the lucky stiff wrote:
> Stephan KçÎper wrote:
> 
>> ** And another
>> !pic/pic.png!:http://www.rubygarden.org/
>> * another item
> 
> 
> The problem is that the first list you're creating starts with two 
> asterisks.  RedCloth doesn't know what to do with a list that starts 
> with two asterisks.  Such a situation hasn't been tested really and I 
> need to add a nice error message.  This fix is due out in RedCloth 2.0.12.
> 
> Incidentally, what is the above RedCloth supposed to look like?

Good question. At first I thought I'd expect the same result as if each 
line was processed for itself. Now, after getting some sleep, that seems 
silly to me, as you'd definitely loose the context/state (which sub list 
you're in, whether you're inside a pair of quotes spanning several 
lines...).

This morning I realized that the tests I wrote (and which contain a bug 
:-/ I admit, but the 2nd test didn't get executed), don't behave 
_exactly_ like the rakefile which processes the RedCloth files.
After fixing that (insertion of extra line breaks), it works as I 
thought it should.

And I just found out that indenting lists with spaces (in the RedCloth 
'source' I mean) is not a good idea, while using tabs is OK. Is that an 
intended behaviour?

I've learned quite a bit about Textile & RedCloth last night and this 
morning. :-)

Thanks & happy rubying

Stephan