(parser, token)
return MarkDownNode(nodelist)
Enables a block of markdown text to be used in a template.
    Syntax::
            {% markdown %}
            ## Markdown
            Now you can write markdown in your templates. This is good because:
            * markdown is awesome
            * markdown is less verbose than writing html by hand
            {% endmarkdown %}
Enables a block of markdown text to be used in a template.
    Syntax::
            {% markdown %}
            ## Markdown
            Now you can write markdown in your templates. This is good because:
            * markdown is awesome
            * markdown is less verbose than writing html by hand
            {% endmarkdown %}
Enables a block of markdown text to be used in a template . Syntax :: { % markdown % } ## Markdown Now you can write markdown in your templates . This is good because : * markdown is awesome * markdown is less verbose than writing html by hand { % endmarkdown % }
def markdown_tag(parser, token):
    """
    Enables a block of markdown text to be used in a template.
    Syntax::
            {% markdown %}
            ## Markdown
            Now you can write markdown in your templates. This is good because:
            * markdown is awesome
            * markdown is less verbose than writing html by hand
            {% endmarkdown %}
    """
    nodelist = parser.parse(('endmarkdown',))

    # need to do this otherwise we get big fail
    parser.delete_first_token()
    return MarkDownNode(nodelist)
def markdown_tag ( parser , token ) : nodelist = parser . parse ( ( 'endmarkdown' , ) ) # need to do this otherwise we get big fail parser . delete_first_token ( ) return MarkDownNode ( nodelist )