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+#!/usr/bin/python2.7
+
+import recentrunes
+
+parser = recentrunes.Parser.fromFile('grammars/mediawiki.js')
+teststring = \
+"""This is a paragraph with many text styles. This is ''italic'' and this
+is '''bold'''; this is '''''both'''''. This is underline as is
+this. This is '''''underlined, bold and italic'''''.
+This is strikethrough, as is this. Source
+code looks like this. Fixed width text looks like
+this.
This sentence is inline pre-formatted, which stops +'''''this from being bold and italic.'''''
This is a blockquote+ +== Header 2 == +=== Header 3 ''with italics'' === +==== Header 4 ==== +===== Header 5 ===== +====== Header 6 ====== +---- +* Item 1a +* Item 1b +** Item 2 +*** Item 3 +* Item 1c +# Item 1a +# Item 1b +## Item 2 +### Item 3 +# Item 1c +;I don't really understand what a definition is +: But blockquotes are easy +:: Even larger ones +::::: And really huge ones + This line is pre-formatted and
This is a paragraph with many text styles. This is italic and this
+is bold; this is both. This is underline as is
+this. This is underlined, bold and italic.
+This is strikethrough, as is this. Source
+code looks like this. Fixed width text looks like
+this.
This sentence is inline pre-formatted, which stops +'''''this from being bold and italic.'''''We can also +stop <u>this from being underlined</u>, or just try +<pre>interrupting cow style.</pre>
This is a blockquote
But blockquotes are easy
This line is pre-formatted and <del>not interpolated</del> +
This line is also pre-formatted +