18 Jul
2011
18 Jul
'11
10:46 p.m.
Hi Lukas,
Thanks for getting back to me,
The reason == is escaped as \== is that only in this case this is
problematic, if all markup characters were escaped we
would beed to
escape also a single occurrnce of = to \=. No?
I don't see any problem parsing \=\= or any multi-character markup (eg \@\@)
to plain text - I don't think it matters if \= and \=\= is ambiguous as all
you're only interested in producing the '=' character, free from
interpretation as any markup.
How about I fix the failing tests and in the process make sure it all works
as intended and if so check in the changes. We can always roll-back if I've
missed something.
Nick