I’ve been playing with RedCloth-3.274 (great work Jason!) and found a
problem with processing of code content.
This:
Regex-based string substitution with Ruby’s gsub!:
@“123<789”.gsub!(/</, “”) => “123789”@
Should produce:
Regex-based string substitution with Ruby’s gsub!:
123<789".gsub!(/</, "") => "123789"
But instead produces:
Regex-based string substitution with Ruby’s gsub!:
3<789".gsub!(/</, "") => "123789"
The “12” after the first double quote character in the code section are
eaten.
I’ve got a question on the ragel-users list about how to compile
trunk ragel – it seems to require ragel already installed to build
itself – when I get that working I might be able to look into the
problem.
In the meantime here’s a patch with a test that should fail.
Index: trunk/test/code.yml
— trunk/test/code.yml (revision 284)
+++ trunk/test/code.yml (working copy)
@@ -7,6 +7,10 @@
in: ‘Please type @cat “file.txt” > otherfile.txt@ at the prompt.’
html: ‘
Please type cat “file.txt” > otherfile.txt
at the prompt.
+name: more inlne code escapement
+in: ‘Regex-based string substitution with Ruby’s gsub!:
@“123<789”.gsub!(/</, “”) => “123789”@’
+html: ‘
Regex-based string substitution with Ruby’s gsub!:
123<789".gsub!(/</, “”) => “123789”
±–
name: escaping in blockcode
in: ‘bc. This is within a block of code, so < and > should be
entities. You can talk about a
tag if you wish and
it will be properly escaped.’
html: ‘
This is within a block of code, so < and >
should be entities. You can talk about a <p class=“foo”> tag
if you wish and it will be properly escaped.