Preformatted text in definition list rendered wrongly

[NODA, Kai <nodakai@…>]

Suppose the following C++ code snippet:

class C {
  void f();
  ...
};

Then C++ programmers sometimes want to write a list like this:

 `C::f` :: compiles, but not tested at all
 ... :: ...

Here C::f is meant to be a method f defined in a class C.

But this markup yields a poor result:

`C

compiles, but not tested at all

…

…

I think "preformatted text" should be rendered as written whatever enclosing construct may be.

[Christian Boos]

This is pretty bad…

I think it's even a regression from early forms of the regexp (#2082 - but that specific kind of input is missing from the tests in r3004, so maybe it was never correctly supported after all).

Thanks for the report!