Closed sangel10 closed 8 years ago
I am using textile in a project using legacy data ported over form a Rails project that was using the Redcloth textile gem.
We have a number of text formatted like this that it seems textile is unable to parse:
_(artist-name)Ty Segall_’s
the expected output would be
<em class="artist-name">Ty Segall</em>’s
however textile.textile returns the raw string:
Is there a way to configure textile so that it will parse text that is formatted this way (i.e. without whitespace after the closing underscore)?
This works as expected in the develop branch. There's no need for the change in the pull request.
I am using textile in a project using legacy data ported over form a Rails project that was using the Redcloth textile gem.
We have a number of text formatted like this that it seems textile is unable to parse:
_(artist-name)Ty Segall_’s
the expected output would be
<em class="artist-name">Ty Segall</em>’s
however textile.textile returns the raw string:
_(artist-name)Ty Segall_’s
Is there a way to configure textile so that it will parse text that is formatted this way (i.e. without whitespace after the closing underscore)?