ticket	summary	type	release	owner	status	created	modified	_description	_reporter
8635	Allow code blocks to be initially collapsed	enhancement	0.12		new	2011-03-25T10:04:36+01:00	2020-05-06T01:53:02+02:00	"something like
{{{
## collapse = true
}}}
to initially hide the code block (and only expand on header-click) would be nice"	sitemap@…
8810	Clicking SELECT ALL collapses / expands the code block	defect	0.11		new	2011-05-17T21:24:31+02:00	2020-05-06T01:53:02+02:00	"Clicking on `SELECT ALL` causes the code block to be expanded or collapsed, just like when clicking elsewhere in the header. This seems like undesirable behavior.

Thanks for your great work with this plugin. I've been using it extensively to generate documentation and do short code reviews."	Ryan J Ollos
9235	Allow the line numbers to be specified using TracLinks syntax	enhancement	0.11		new	2011-10-05T02:44:31+02:00	2020-05-06T01:53:02+02:00	"Matching a regex is pretty error prone and there are several characters that prevent a match from occurring, probably because they are not property escaped in the CodeExampleMacro code (e.g. `//`, but these errors should be the subject of a different ticket).

For this ticket, I'm requesting the ability to skip the regex and just provide a start index and number of lines, using [http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracLinks#source:links TracLinks#source:links] syntax.

The syntax would be, e.g.: `path=/path/to/file.cpp@1678:10-20`, to show lines 10-20 of `file.cpp` at revision 1678. Alternatively, it could look like `path=/path/to/file.cpp@1678#L10` or `path=/path/to/file.cpp@1678#L10-20`, since there is not necessarily an obvious relationship between !TracLinks syntax and that which would be used by this macro. Using the syntax in one of the latter examples would also leave open the possibility of using the `:10-20` syntax for highlighting a section of code within the code block displayed by this macro."	Ryan J Ollos
9717	Pick up mime type from repository	enhancement	0.11		new	2012-01-21T10:37:17+01:00	2020-05-06T01:53:02+02:00	If the language is not specified, it would be nice if the code box would pick up the mime type from the repository to determine how to color code the box content as the browser does.	Ian Lewis
10997	Macro is not thread-safe	defect			new	2013-04-01T22:16:46+02:00	2020-05-06T01:53:02+02:00	"Data from the request is written to instance variables, as mentioned in [/ticket/10636#comment:2 comment:2:ticket:10636]. To give a simple example, `expand_macro` has the following statement:
{{{
#!python
self._args = args
}}}"	Ryan J Ollos