Hello. Can anyone tell me what the HTML DSL equivalent of

<section  data-markdown> ... </section>

would be? In other words, how are tag attributes with no values expressed in the DSL?

I guess it can have any value, like "true"

Yes, I know how to express tag attributes with values.

<section  id="test"> ... </section>

is written as:

section { attributes["id"] = "test" }

but I am asking about the case where the tag attribute is not assigned a value.

Does it work when you write

<section  data-markdown> ... </section>

as

section { attributes["data-markdown"] = "true" }

? I don't remember JS well but I think it should. In JS, there should be the same problem of accessing attributes without values, I think there should be just any value

If you assign it "true" it generates:

<section data-markdown="true"> ... </section>

which is not the same thing (and causes problems).

causes problems

Then I don't know. But actually I'm interested what problems does it cause. Why do you need exactly ``<section data-markdown> ... </section>`` without a value of the attribute?

I am wrapping the reveal.js framework and and adding the "true" value results in the markdown not displaying properly. I do not know JS well enough to dig into the problem. I just want to give it what it wants.

<section  data-markdown>

is same to

<section  data-markdown="data-markdown">

Thank you very much @tateisu.