Fix example code is displayed correctly in readme.md

[beatfreaker]

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[SlimerDude]

Hi Beatfreaker,

Thanks for the Pull Request but, erm, how do I say this nicely!? You appear to be Americanising my British English!

I'll keep the s's for now (us Brits aren't too fond of those nasty zs!) but you do bring up a good issue with the pre text code example in the ordered list.

The markdown is actually auto-generated from the pod.fandoc so that will actually be a bug with the MarkdownDocWriter.

I have no time now, but I'll make a note to investigate later.

Thanks for the interest in afJson!

Steve.

[beatfreaker]

Hi @SlimerDude

I'll revert the changes in readme.doc and regarding pre text code I think the issue is that the code block in pod.fandoc is not wrapped with pre tag

afJson/doc/pod.fandoc

Lines 22 to 76 in 55fd133

	syntax: fantom
	using afJson
	class Example {
	Void main() {
	// write some JSON...
	json := """{
	"name" : "Emma",
	"sex" : "female",
	"likes" : ["Cakes","Adventure"],
	"car" : {
	"name" : "Golf",
	"brand" : "VW"
	},
	"score" : 9
	}"""
	// ...and WHAM! A fully inflated domain object!
	friend := (Friend) Json().fromJson(json, Friend#)
	echo(friend.name) // --> Emma
	echo(friend.car.name) // --> Golf
	friend.score = 11
	friend.car = null
	// we can even convert the other way!
	moarJson := Json().toJson(friend)
	echo(moarJson)
	// --> {"name":"Emma","sex":"female","score":11,"likes":["Cakes","Adventure"]}
	}
	}
	class Friend {
	@JsonProperty Str name
	@JsonProperty Sex sex
	@JsonProperty Int score
	@JsonProperty Str[] likes
	@JsonProperty Car? car // embedded objects!
	new make(|This| f) { f(this) }
	}
	class Car {
	@JsonProperty Str name
	@JsonProperty Str brand
	new make(|This| f) { f(this) }
	}
	enum class Sex {
	male, female;
	}

should I add that in this PR ?

[SlimerDude]

The pod.fandoc is actually fine, as a double (x2) space indent in fandoc also signifies pre text - in much the same way 4x spaces are used in markdown. (At the time, I think I had trouble with pre> tags in lists...?)

The triple backtick ` notation in the pull request is actually GitHub notation, not official Markdown syntax - which is why (I think) they don't appear in the generated .md document.