Re: bugs found in http.e and news.ex
- Posted by useless_ Sep 13, 2012
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I do recall seeing cases where Creole markup was being parsed inside eucode tags, which would be a bug. I don't know if this was fixed or even if it was the same issue you were talking about.
I don't think this is a problem now, although an opening <eucode> tag needs be the first thing on its line to start a eucode section.
Matt
Ah, then fix that.
Fix what exactly?
Currently the definition of a wiki block of Euphoria code is text that begins with a line that starts (excluding leading whitespace) with the string "<eucode>" (case insensitive BTW) and ends with the first occurrence of the string "</eucode>" (case sensitive), which can occur anywhere in a line. Inside such a block, the "--" is not interpreted as a wiki markup token for strikethrough.
If one wants to use a double dash in normal wiki text, then prepend a single tilde "~" to the double dash ... eg. "~--" will display as "--".
If anything needs to be fixed, we should be able to have the text "</eucode>" inside a Euphoria code block; currently this is impossible.
If i could vote for it, i'd vote to have the tags active anywhere. It would sure beat having lessons periodically about the problems with creole.
useless,maybe
