Open maleadt opened 1 year ago
The following markdown confuses Franklin:
`\`
caused by: I found the opening token 'CODE_SINGLE' but not the corresponding closing token. Context: `\` (near line 10) ^--- Stacktrace: [1] find_ocblocks(tokens::Vector{Franklin.Token}, ocproto::Franklin.OCProto; inmath::Bool) @ Franklin ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/parser/ocblocks.jl:39 [2] find_all_ocblocks(tokens::Vector{Franklin.Token}, ocplist::Vector{Franklin.OCProto}; inmath::Bool) @ Franklin ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/parser/ocblocks.jl:95 [3] find_all_ocblocks @ ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/parser/ocblocks.jl:91 [inlined] [4] convert_md(mds::String, pre_lxdefs::Vector{Franklin.LxDef}; isrecursive::Bool, isinternal::Bool, isconfig::Bool, has_mddefs::Bool, pagevar::Bool, nostripp::Bool) @ Franklin ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/converter/markdown/md.jl:80 [5] convert_md (repeats 2 times) @ ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/converter/markdown/md.jl:23 [inlined] [6] convert_and_write(root::String, file::String, head::String, pgfoot::String, foot::String, output_path::String) @ Franklin ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/manager/write_page.jl:175 [7] process_file_err(case::Symbol, fpair::Pair{String, String}, head::String, pgfoot::String, foot::String, t::Float64) @ Franklin ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/manager/file_utils.jl:153 [8] process_file(::Symbol, ::Pair{String, String}, ::String, ::Vararg{Any}) @ Franklin ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/manager/file_utils.jl:104 [9] fd_loop(cycle_counter::Int64, #unused#::LiveServer.SimpleWatcher, watched_files::NamedTuple{(:other, :infra, :md, :html, :literate), NTuple{5, Dict{Pair{String, String}, Float64}}}) @ Franklin ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/manager/franklin.jl:403 [10] #241 @ ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/manager/franklin.jl:134 [inlined] [11] serve(fw::LiveServer.SimpleWatcher; host::String, port::Int64, dir::String, verbose::Bool, coreloopfun::Franklin.var"#241#244"{NamedTuple{(:other, :infra, :md, :html, :literate), NTuple{5, Dict{Pair{String, String}, Float64}}}}, preprocess_request::typeof(identity), inject_browser_reload_script::Bool, launch_browser::Bool, allow_cors::Bool) @ LiveServer ~/Julia/depot/packages/LiveServer/ofHCn/src/server.jl:326 [12] serve(; clear::Bool, verb::Bool, port::Int64, single::Bool, prerender::Bool, nomess::Bool, is_final_pass::Bool, no_fail_prerender::Bool, eval_all::Bool, silent::Bool, cleanup::Bool, on_write::Franklin.var"#242#245", log::Bool, host::String, show_warnings::Bool, fail_on_warning::Bool, launch::Bool, no_set_paths::Bool, join_to_prepath::String) @ Franklin ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/manager/franklin.jl:138 [13] serve() @ Franklin ~/Julia/depot/packages/Franklin/tWDGK/src/manager/franklin.jl:49 [14] top-level scope @ REPL[2]:1
Even though \ is legal (as shown here).
\
This is on 0.10.59, because of https://github.com/tlienart/Franklin.jl/issues/995.
Workaround: add a space (presumably this breaks the \ escaping the backtick):
`\ `
Yes there was a choice between making \` work or `\` ; your workaround is the expected way to solve the issue :)
\`
The following markdown confuses Franklin:
Even though
\
is legal (as shown here).This is on 0.10.59, because of https://github.com/tlienart/Franklin.jl/issues/995.
Workaround: add a space (presumably this breaks the
\
escaping the backtick):