Character-timed delay syntax is displayed if included in end-on string

[greyskin]

Including a character-timed delay in an end-on string results in the code being displayed.

Example:

.test {
    @include typed(
        "Testing...",
        1,
        (
            iterations: 1,
            end-on: "one, two and... <[15]>three")
    );
}

Results in the end-on string being temporarily displayed as:

one, two and... <[15]

before the "<[15]" disappears and the correct string is displayed:

one, two and... three

[greyskin]

On further testing, it appears the character-timed delay syntax is also displayed in standard strings if the iterations property is set to 0.

Not sure if that additional info is useful in identifying the cause of this.

I'm using Chrome Version 110.0.5481.180 (Official Build) (64-bit)

[brandonmcconnell]

@greyskin Hey Luke, thanks for the report. I'm pretty swamped with work-work at the moment, but I'll try to get a fix for this in the next week or two. Really appreciate it!

[brandonmcconnell]

@greyskin It turned out to be a much simpler fix than I expected.

Resolved via commit 53c86a

[brandonmcconnell]

@greyskin Please test and let me know if this update fixes the issue for you!

[greyskin]

@brandonmcconnell yes this fixed it! 👍 Thanks so much!