#petermolnarphp-lol: I can't block-comment a function with /* */ because there is a regex in the function, which contains */ which closes the comment :D
#Loqipetermolnar: tantek left you a message 2 days, 20 hours ago: earliest use of multiple ^n (e.g. ^1 ^2) end notes/links I found on my site, from 2010-12-05: http://tantek.com/2010/339/t2/trailer-demo-tron-evolution-xbox-360 enough of a self-publishing plain text pattern that I'll likely use that in my markdown fork
#voxpelliI would ideally want to explicitly define language in the request, but that's not possible today and even when possible some clients like OwnYourGram just can't do it
#voxpelliKevinMarks: I told my sniffer to only check the specified languages to make it easier for it
#voxpelliDistinguishing between eg Nordic languages is probably fairly hard otherwise
#KevinMarksThe one I used before did a first pass based on unicode ranges, then some other heuristics. These days you probably throw a neural net at it. Or ask Google
#KevinMarksThe problem is still the monoglot assumption. If I quote some French or Greek, there isn't usually a representation for that in the auto ines
#KevinMarksVoxpelli - do you want to write the language issue up for the micropub spec?
#tantekKevinMarks - yet you're likely to quote multiple languages in more structured e-content right? Not in a summary or name?
#voxpellitantek: I only do language detection on e-content as there's more content there
#voxpelliKevinMarks: Not sure if it's a Micropub spec issue – hence why I added it as an mf2 issue last time
#KevinMarksIt's a pun. Also a self deprecating now about my terrible Vietnamese pronunciation
#KevinMarksThe voxpelli/Stephanie booth case of summary in one language and post in another is worth considering. Yes, in general you can do this in html in an e- field