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If I put '~' before freestanding link(example: ~http://google.com/), I should get output string without link, but I get it with link.
More examples of unobvious working of escape character:
I write ~// something //, I get // something.
I write * f ~* d
I get
j * d
I write {{{ ~}}} }}}
I get ~}}}, but I should get }}}.
P.S. I'm talking about creole parsing in Github, and I haven't compile this project yet.
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If I put '~' before freestanding link(example: ~http://google.com/), I should get output string without link, but I get it with link.
More examples of unobvious working of escape character:
~// something //
, I get// something
.* f
~* d
I get
j * d
{{{
~}}}
}}}
I get
~}}}
, but I should get}}}
.P.S. I'm talking about creole parsing in Github, and I haven't compile this project yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: