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For example, having something* in a codeblock that's inside an opened italic group with * closes that italic group beore the codeblock closes. The same for any other style groups.
In general, the style symbol should not be matched when it's inside a codeblock.
-*ABC* OK italic style
-`ABC` OK colored code
-*`ABC`* ±OK italic style but uncolored code
-*`ABC*`* ERR` italic group matches the next * and the code block bleeds over next `-*`ABC*D`* ±OK thanks to the alphanumeric ASCII character. But normal style colored code.
-*`ABC*á`* ERR` non-ASCII-alphanumeric characters aren't considered
-_`ABC_€`_ ERR` same with underscores
-_`ABC*`_ ±OK the only workaround is to use _ or * depending on what's inside
-*`ABC_`* ±OK and vicersa
-**`ABC**`** ERR` the same happens with bold
-~~`ABC~~`~~ ERR` the same happens with strike
Ideally it would be nice to also have colored code blocks regardless of other styles but that's unrelated.
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For example, having
something*
in a codeblock that's inside an opened italic group with*
closes that italic group beore the codeblock closes. The same for any other style groups.In general, the style symbol should not be matched when it's inside a codeblock.
Ideally it would be nice to also have colored code blocks regardless of other styles but that's unrelated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: