Changes between Initial Version and Version 2 of Ticket #2082
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- Jan 28, 2006, 12:39:35 PM (18 years ago)
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Ticket #2082
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Ticket #2082 – Description
initial v2 1 1 Once a "::" is seen in an indented line, it's always recognized as 2 a description list separator, and there's no way to escape it, 3 * neither with "!::", 4 * nor with the code block syntax {{{`::`}}} (`::`) 5 * nor with backticks {{{`::`}}} ({{{::}}}). 2 a description list separator, and there's no way to escape it. 6 3 7 Example: I repeat the above 3 lines, this time without the bullet: 4 In a bulleted list, it's OK, therefore I can write the following: 5 * neither with `"!::"` (rendered as "!::") 6 * nor with the code block syntax `{{{`::`}}}` (rendered as {{{::}}}) 7 * nor with backticks {{{`::`}}} (rendered as `::`). 8 8 9 neither with "!::", 10 nor with the code block syntax {{{`::`}}} (`::`) 11 or {{{`::`}}} ({{{::}}}). 9 But if I repeat the above 3 lines, this time without the bullet: 12 10 11 neither with `"!::"` (rendered as "!::") 12 nor with the code block syntax `{{{`::`}}}` (rendered as {{{::}}}) 13 nor with backticks {{{`::`}}} (rendered as `::`). 14 15 The `::` turns each line in a description term, ignoring any form 16 of escape.