Escaping extra characters removes the \ in cases where it is not expected. For example, turning all extensions off and parsing a sequence | ~ : will result in the HTML only containing | ~ :+1:
The escaped character rule should be based on the currently turned on extensions including the plugins.
Fixed with test for *_&[]<>!#\\'\".+-(){}:|~ which were all the characters included in the current version. Any characters returned by theplugin.getSpecialChars()` will be added to the list of escapable characters.
sirthias
commented
9 years ago
Escaping extra characters removes the \ in cases where it is not expected. For example, turning all extensions off and parsing a sequence | ~ : will result in the HTML only containing | ~ :+1:
The escaped character rule should be based on the currently turned on extensions including the plugins.
Fixed with test for *_
&[]<>!#\\'\".+-(){}:|~ which were all the characters included in the current version. Any characters returned by theplugin.getSpecialChars()` will be added to the list of escapable characters.