1. Creole question: how does one put a literal '|' within a table?
- Posted by _tom (admin) Apr 02, 2012
- 1933 views
A table formatted as this sample,
|=column1 |=column2 | | | <eucode>puts(1, "|" )</eucode> |
produces this result;
| column1 | column2 | |
|---|---|---|
puts(1, |
" )</eucode> |
How does one put a literal "|" within a table?
2. Re: Creole question: how does one put a literal '|' within a table?
- Posted by DerekParnell (admin) Apr 02, 2012
- 1902 views
_tom said...
How does one put a literal "|" within a table?
One is supposed to be able to do this by prefixing the bar with a tilde, such as ~|, but that is not working.
This is a bug in the creole processor. I'll add the ticket for it and get on to fixing it.
3. Re: Creole question: how does one put a literal '|' within a table?
- Posted by _tom (admin) Apr 02, 2012
- 1878 views
Thankyou for the quick response. Tom
4. Re: Creole question: how does one put a literal '|' within a table?
- Posted by DerekParnell (admin) Apr 05, 2012
- 1712 views
This has been fixed now. The following code produces the correct table cells.
| =column1= | =column2= | | | <eucode>puts(1, "~|" )</eucode> |
produces this result ...
| column1 | column2 |
|---|---|
puts(1, "|" ) |
