HTML elements are replaced by hashes

[invisibleroads]

Python 3.10.8 markdown2==2.4.8

Code

x = '''
<div><div></div>
</div>
<div></div>
<div></div>
<div></div>

- A
'''
from markdown2 import markdown
print(markdown(x))

Output

<div><div></div>

</div>

md5-516b9f5b6ec51f43a8ff878841e574fa

md5-516b9f5b6ec51f43a8ff878841e574fa

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<ul>

<p><li>A</li>
</ul></p>

[invisibleroads]

Current workaround is to make sure that there is a newline after the first starting div tag.

[Crozzers]

This one comes down to the first line having two opening tags and one close tag. The parser doesn't realise that the first tag isn't closed and that is what messes it up.

I've managed to get a patch working but I'll see if I can clean it up a bit before I submit a PR

[invisibleroads]

Regarding the test for the fix, the unordered list at the end is important. The markdown renders correctly if you omit the unordered list.

In [1]: x = '''
   ...: <div><div></div>
   ...: </div>
   ...: <div></div>
   ...: <div></div>
   ...: <div></div>
   ...: 
   ...: - A
   ...: '''
   ...: from markdown2 import markdown
   ...: print(markdown(x))
   ...: 
<div><div></div>

</div>

md5-688f5ae04dff1a2c8b9235b8be711c7e

md5-688f5ae04dff1a2c8b9235b8be711c7e

md5-688f5ae04dff1a2c8b9235b8be711c7e

<ul>

<p><li>A</li>
</ul></p>

In [2]: x = '''
   ...: <div><div></div>
   ...: </div>
   ...: <div></div>
   ...: <div></div>
   ...: <div></div>
   ...: 
   ...: '''
   ...: from markdown2 import markdown
   ...: print(markdown(x))
<div><div></div>

<p></div></p>

<div></div>

<div></div>

<div></div>

[invisibleroads]

Oh never mind, I see the test has the unordered list at the end. Sorry about that

[Crozzers]

No worries! I had originally omitted it, assuming it was unimportant but realised the mistake