Customizing ewiki_format()

There are various markup extension plugins available for ewiki, which
allow you to use BBCode or the syntax of another WikiWare+. But if you
have a closer look at $ewiki_config (the defaults are in 'ewiki.php'
around line 200), you'll notice, that you can configure the WikiMarkup
that is to be used.
Various "wm_..." entries map our obscure markup to html <tags> (or at
least fragments of them). So in order to add a feature you could insert
an own rule there. (But keep in mind, that every new WikiMarkup slows
down the transformation function.)

Often you want to append an entry to "wm_style", for example:

   $ewiki_config["wm_style"]["==="] = array("<h1>", "</h1>");

Would allow you to write "=SomeText+=" in a WikiPage+, which then would
display as an far-too-large headline.

You can also add markup with different 'start' and 'end' characters, using
the "wm_start_end" entry in $ewiki_config. For example the following would
render "... ((((some text)))) ..." in a page using the html <kbd> tag:

   $ewiki_config["wm_start_end"][] = array(
       "((((", "))))",   "<kbd>", "</kbd>",
   );

Please see the section on "ewiki_format() internals" on how to write a
["format_..."] or markup plugin, see README.programming+.

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