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 New lists: asterisks, hash marks, and ";text:def"
 
 one
two
three
 
Term1definition1.1
 defintion1.2
Term2 defintion2
 Term3defintion3
Term4 definition4
 defintion4.2
 Term5  defintion5
 
Mixed:
 
ul1
ul1-ol1
ul1-ol2
ul1-ol2-ul1
ul1-ol2-ul2
ul1-ol2-ul2-ul1
ul1-ol2-ul2-ul1
 
 preformatted text
 
 
 
 old lists
 
one
two
one
two
 
 preformatted text
 some more text
 
 number
 number
 
this is a plain paragraph
 
this is a plain paragraph again
 
 number
 
 
Link tests
 
 normal: FrontPage
 in brackets: FrontPage -- named: the front page
 Link in brackets: http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/  Link outside brackets: http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/  Link with Wiki word: http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/index.php?FrontPage  Two consecutive links: http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/ http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/   PhpWiki on Sourceforge  URL with a WikiWord  Javascript: boo!  (is now: named internal link)
 A [Link] produces a Link
 A Link looks like this: [Link]
 This is a %%% line break link
 Also this page is [not linked to], and this one is NotLinkedTo and this one neither http://not.linked.to/.
 WikiName - WikiNameSameStem -- !WikiName - !WikiNameSameStem
 !WikiName - !WikiNameSameStem -- WikiName - WikiNameSameStem
 WikiNameSameStem - WikiName -- !WikiNameSameStem - !WikiName
 !WikiNameSameStem - !WikiName -- WikiNameSameStem - WikiName
 
 
Markup tests:
 
underscores for bold
 
quotes for bold
 
quotes for italic
 
underscores bold italic
 
five quotes bold italic
 
'six quotes'
 
Bold italic and italic (buggy)
 
Bold and bold-italic (also buggy)
 
h1
h2
h3
this is plain text with <br>a line break
 
look at the <a href="http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/ ">markup language</a> 
you cannot use &, < or >
 
 
Usage in preformatted text:
 
 underscores for bold
 quotes for bold
 quotes for italic
 underscores bold italic
 five quotes bold italic
 'six quotes'
 !!! h1
 !! h2
 ! h3
 this is plain text with <br>a line break
 look at the <a href="http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/
  ">markup language</a>
 you cannot use &, < or > 
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