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using angular brackets makes contents invisible #135

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kasbah opened this issue Oct 24, 2013 · 4 comments
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using angular brackets makes contents invisible #135

kasbah opened this issue Oct 24, 2013 · 4 comments
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kasbah commented Oct 24, 2013

Using angular brackets (< and >), even in code blocks, results in the contents and brackets simply disappearing forever in both source and rendered view once the switch is made. In rendered view unexpected line breaks appear as well. None of it can be undone as it's invisible in both views.

On github I can do this for instance:

make <package name>

But in markdown-here this will mess things up.

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adam-p commented Oct 27, 2013

In non-code, anything that looks like <xxx> will disappear because it looks like an unknown/not allowed HTML tag. This happens in Github as well. E.g., aaa <bbb> ccc: aaa ccc. If there are spaces around the angle brackets it's okay: aaa < bbb > ccc. With that out of the way...

Code blocks: I can't reproduce what you describe. In code blocks nothing in angle brackets is disappearing.

So... what browser+OS are you using? Do you have the latest version of MDH (2.9.2, which surely you do, unless you're running from source or something)?

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kasbah commented Oct 27, 2013

Definitely happening in code blocks here. I have the latest version of MDH
in Firefox 24 (not IceWeasel) on Debian Linux. I just tried on a fresh Firefox profile with
no other plugins installed and it's still the same.

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fugo commented Oct 27, 2013

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here[1] the same. If I write a code block like this:

<html>
<body>
</body>
</html>

MDH renders it to an emty gray code block 1line high. If I switch back to input it looks like this:

all tags are gone. Inline tags are also gone but Thunderbird is rendering it.
something to mark
The tags are gone and in raw input format (text) 'something to mark' is yellow, with MDH in HTML view no yellow.

[1]: LMDE(Linuxmint Debian Edition) Thunderbird 24.0

Kaspar Emanuel [email protected] schrieb:

Definitely happening in code blocks here. I have the latest version of
MDH
in Firefox 24 on Debian Linux. I just tried on a fresh Firefox profile
with
no other plugins installed and it's still the same.

On 27 October 2013 13:34, Adam Pritchard [email protected]
wrote:

In non-code, anything that looks like will disappear because it
looks like an unknown/not allowed HTML tag. This happens in Github as
well.
E.g., aaa ccc: aaa ccc. If there are spaces around the angle
brackets it's okay: aaa < bbb > ccc. With that out of the way...

Code blocks: I can't reproduce what you describe. In code blocks
nothing
in angle brackets is disappearing.

So... what browser+OS are you using? Do you have the latest version
of MDH
(2.9.2, which surely you do, unless you're running from source or
something)?

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adam-p commented Oct 27, 2013

The answer struck me in the shower: I can't reproduce the problem because I'm running different (unreleased) code.

This is the same problem as #133, is fixed in the development branch, and will be in the next release. (Which I'll put out today if I can find time.)

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