If some markup has the expression ∆ in it, it should parse correctly. For example:
``This is my markup example \∆\ with a delta.``
Actual behavior
What actually happens is that the closing \ is consumed as unparsable, which causes a whole line to be read, and then the rest of the markup is interpreted as code, causing markup to be rendered incorrectly.
Design specification
Unparsable should not read to the end of a line, it should read to the end of either code example delimiters if in markup, or the end of the line. But we also need to do this in a way that doesn't cause infinite loops in parsing, as in this case, no additional tokens would be read after the Unparsable or in the program in general.
Expected behavior
If some markup has the expression
∆in it, it should parse correctly. For example:Actual behavior
What actually happens is that the closing
\is consumed as unparsable, which causes a whole line to be read, and then the rest of the markup is interpreted as code, causing markup to be rendered incorrectly.Design specification
Unparsableshould not read to the end of a line, it should read to the end of either code example delimiters if in markup, or the end of the line. But we also need to do this in a way that doesn't cause infinite loops in parsing, as in this case, no additional tokens would be read after theUnparsableor in the program in general.