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Thanks for writing this great tool. Here are some minor issues I encountered when I tried to run a example.

• It will great to include a download link for example.jemdoc without menu setup. So new beginner can quickly test it more easily by just typing jemdoc example.jemdoc

• It will be better to have a python 3 revision since python 2 is outdated.

~~~
{}{c++}
// <<
~~~

results in: // <<

~~~
{}{}
<<
~~~

as expected, results in: <<

~~~
{}{}
// <<
~~~

as expected, results in: // <<

Hi!
I'm building a WebSite with jemdoc, and I want to put a codeblock inside a list.
I tried this:

. Some text
	~~~
	{}{}
	Some Code
	~~~
. More text

But the block doesn't close properly as shown here:

Is there a way to do this in jemdoc?

I find that there is only a 2-level directory on the left sidebar.
Can I use multi-level, such as a 3-level directory?

In another words, now the left sidebar looks like:

HEAD 1 level 1
    Head 1.1 level 2
    Head 1.2 level 2
HEAD 2 level 1
    Head 2.1 level 2
...

What I want is:

HEAD 1 level 1
    Head 1.1 level 2
        head 1.1.1 level 3
        head 1.1.2 level 3
    Head 1.2 level 2
...

Thanks in advance.

I recently noticed that the project website http://jemdoc.jaboc.net/ goes invalid. The webpage is now linking to some scam advertisement.

I've made it so that if you start a link with \/, it opens it in a new tab. I've done this by adding the lines

    if link[:2] == '\\/':
      link = link[2:]
      newtab = True
    else:
      newtab = False

and then the lines

    if not newtab:
      b = b[:m.start()] + r'<a href=\"%s\">%s<\/a>' % (link, linkname) + b[m.end():]
    else:
      b = b[:m.start()] + r'<a rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" target=\"_blank\" href=\"%s\">%s<\/a>' % (link, linkname) + b[m.end():]

to the replacelinks function which seems to work well.

What do you think about adding this to master? What would be a good way to signify new tab?

From a user:

When the script generates latex equations, the default folder is eqs/ in the directory where the script is run rather than the directory where the html file is outputted. This can be easily changed by overriding the default folder. But then whenever I have to change the folder where I would like to put all my html files in, I have to change the source code as well. So I think that placing the equations in a directory where the html files are generated would be helpful.

Let's say we want to jemdoc the file, bug.jemdoc, which contains an instance of includeraw.
There is no whitespace / newline after the #includeraw{patent.html}. When jemdocing this file, an error is raised saying that there is not patent.html file. A quick fix can be found in PR here

bug.jemdoc file

# jemdoc: {bug.html}
= Bug reproduce in doincludes \n

== Patent
#includeraw{patent.html}

No newline/whitespace at the end of file.

patent.html

<ol reversed class="biblist">
<li ><p>
J. P. Wilkinson,&ldquo;
Nonlinear resonant circuit devices,&rdquo;
U.S.
Patent 3 624 125,
July,
16,
1990.
</li>
</ol>