# Benchmark test file
This file is for the benchmark testing.
---
This specification defines which markdown syntax can be parsed by maddy.
There is no HTML allowed in the markdown syntax - or said otherwise - it might
destroy the output, if there was HTML in your markdown.
The Parser expects you to use spaces and not tabs for indentation in the
markdown.
If a line starts with `<` and `config->enabledParsers |= maddy::types::HTML_PARSER;`
is set, it expects that the upcoming line is HTML and therefor will not be
surrounded by a paragraph.
## Headlines
```
# h1 heading
## h2 heading
### h3 heading
#### h4 heading
##### h5 heading
###### h6 heading
```
results in:
```html
h1 heading
h2 heading
h3 heading
h4 heading
h5 heading
h6 heading
```
## Links
```
[Text of the link](http://example.com)
```
results in
```html
Text of the link
```
```
[Text of the link](http://example.com "title text")
```
results in
```html
Text of the link
```
## Lists
### unordered
Characters "*", "+" or "-" to make an unordered "bullet" list are equivalent.
```
- unordered
* list
+ items
```
results in
```html
```
```
* unordered
* list
* items
* in
+ an
- hierarchy
```
results in
```html
```
### ordered
```
1. ordered
2. list
3. items
```
results in
```html
- ordered
- list
- items
```
```
1. ordered
* list
* items
```
results in
```html
- ordered
- list
- items
```
```
1. ordered
* list
1. items
* in
1. an
* hierarchy
```
results in
```html
- ordered
- list
- items
- in
- an
- hierarchy
```
### combination
```
* combination
* of
1. unordered and
* ordered
* list
```
results in
```html
- combination
- of
- unordered and
- ordered
- list
```
### checklist
```
- [ ] some item
- [ ] another item
- [x] some checked item
```
results in
```html
```
might not work in combination with other lists
## Code Blocks
```
some code
```
results in
```html
some code
```
```cpp
int a = 42;
```
results in
```html
int a = 42;
```
## Inline code
some text `some inline code` some other text
results in
```html
some text some inline code some other text
```
## quotes
```
> Some quote
```
results in
```html
Some quote
```
## bold
```
**bold text**
__bold text__
```
results in
```html
bold text
bold text
```
## italic
```
*italic text*
```
results in
```html
italic text
```
## emphasized
This can be disabled by setting `config->enabledParsers &= ~maddy::types::EMPHASIZED_PARSER;`.
```
_emphasized text_
```
results in
```html
emphasized text
```
## strikethrough
```
~~striked through text~~
```
results in
```html
striked through text
```
## horizontal line
```
---
```
results in
```html
```
## break line
```
New\r\nLine
```
results in
```html
New
Line
```
## Images
```
```
results in
```html
```
## Tables
```
|table>
Left header | middle header | last header
- | - | -
cell 1 | cell 2 | cell 3
cell 4 | cell 5 | cell 6
- | - | -
foot a | foot b | foot c
|
| Left header |
middle header |
last header |
| cell 1 |
cell 2 |
cell 3 |
| cell 4 |
cell 5 |
cell 6 |
| foot a |
foot b |
foot c |
```
table header and footer are optional
## LaTeX(MathJax) block support
To turn on the LaTeX support - which basically is only a
[MathJax](https://www.mathjax.org/) support and makes sure, that formulas aren't
internally checked for other parsers - it has to be enabled in config:
```cpp
std::shared_ptr config = std::make_shared();
config->enabledParsers |= maddy::types::LATEX_BLOCK_PARSER;
std::shared_ptr parser = std::make_shared(config);
std::string htmlOutput = parser->Parse(markdownInput);
```
After this you can do the following in Markdown:
```
$$x = {-b \\pm \\sqrt{b^2-4ac} \\over 2a}.$$
```
Which results in
```html
$$x = {-b \\pm \\sqrt{b^2-4ac} \\over 2a}.$$\n
```